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JLPT N3 Grammar - ことになっている
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This video tutorial by Kotononami introduces the JLPT N3 grammar point 'ことになっている', which is used to express predetermined plans, habits, or rules. The lesson explains the grammar structure and provides examples to illustrate its usage in different contexts, such as future plans and rules.
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