WorksheetsAIJ13課2
Total questions: 62
Worksheet time: 54mins
おとうさん
(someone's) father
(someone's) mother
(someone's) older brother
(someone's) little sister
~と (particle)
and
or
also
this
Reorder the following
べんさん
と
エミさん
は
おやすみです。
かぞくは
ちちと
ははと
わたし
です。
かぞく (a) はは (b) わたしといもうとです。
わたし (a) おじいさん (b) おばあさん (c) 65さいです。
これ (a) わたし (b) いぬ (c) ねこ (d) しゃしんです。
これ (a) わたし (b) いぬ (c) ねこ (d) しゃしんです。
When the predicate of a question is understood by both the listener and the speaker, it is common to use this abbreviated form.
〜は?
しゃしん
の
そして
The abbreviated form is more frequently used more when (a)
あなたは?
How about you?
What is your/his/her name?
How about your older sister?
How about this?
おなまは?
What is your/his/her/theirname?
How about your older sister?
How about you?
How about this?
おねえさんは?
How about you?
How about your older sister?
How about this?
How about your older brother?
しゅくだいは?
How about your homework?
How about you?
How about this?
How about we go on a date?
これは?
How about this?
How about you?
How about that?
How about that over there?
「そして」means (a)
「そして」 is only used at the (a) of sentences.
ちちは43さいです。そして、ははは38さいです。
ちちは
43さい
です。
そして、
ははは38さいです。
ちちは
43さいです。
そして、
ははは
38さいです。
あねの
なまえは
まゆみです。
そして、
18さいです。
When talking to someone else about your mother and father, the terms (a) are used.
When the Japanese address family members directly, (a) is used for father.
When the Japanese address family members directly, (a) is used for mother.
When is ~さん not used?
When addressing or referring to sibling(s) names
When addressing parents' names
When addressing friends' names
When addressing a spouses name
Younger brother and sisters can be address by (a) .
The Japanese do not use given names for family members (a) .
Spouses (a) use their given names when addressing one another.
わたし
の
なまえ
は
かおるです。
かぞく
は
さん
にん
です。
わたし
は
じゅうよん
さい
です。
ちち
は
よんじゅうご
さい
です。
はは
は
よんじゅうなな
さい
です。
Particle と is used to conjoin what?
Two or more nouns
Multiple verbs
Several topics
Two or more subjects
Can particle と conjoin anything?
They can only conjoin nouns
They can conjoin adverbs
Yes, they can conjoin anything
They can conjoin anything but nouns
Is particle と replaceable?
No
Yes, by other particles
Yes, by other words
Sometimes
