JLPT N3 Grammar - のせい (How to use "because" in a negative way in Japanese)

What is the primary focus of the JLPT N-3 humanities system discussed in the video?

• Good causes leading to bad results

• Positive outcomes from good causes

• Bad causes leading to bad results

• Neutral events and their consequences

In the example of Mr. Ichikawa, what was the bad cause that led to him being late?

• Missing the bus

• Forgetting the class schedule

• Traffic jam

• Oversleeping

What was the result of Mr. Ichikawa's bad cause?

• He missed the entire class

• He was late to class

• He failed the class

• He was reprimanded by the teacher

Why did the student fail the test in the second example?

• The student was sick

• The student did not study at all

• The test was canceled

• The test was too difficult

What grammatical structure is used to express the concept of bad causes leading to bad results?

• Short form plus

• Future tense form

• Past tense form

• Nowplus form