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Teacher:
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"Thank
you for this really good question. So you now know that you can use the
conditional 'to' with the negative. Then you use verb 'nai to' instead.
That's definitely a bonus point for you!" |
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Student
G: |
"Ho,
ho! I'm getting it, I'm getting it." |
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Student
A: |
"Sensei,
I need more practice using 'verb ru to' and 'verb tara'. I still get confused
between the two. |
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Teacher:
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"Sounds
good! Who can come up with sentences using 'verb ru to'?" |
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Student
G: |
"When
you cross the bridge you can see the new jeans shop." |
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Teacher:
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"Excellent!
Do you always have to use "can see" afterwards?" |
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Student
G: |
"No. I can't think of any right now, but ...." |
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Teacher:
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"How
about, 'When you practice with a keypal, your Japanese will improve much
faster.' " |
