Japanese Verbs: Saying What You Mean - Exercises for Lessons 17-23 – Answer Key
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These exercises test your knowledge of the material covered in Lessons 17 to 23 (pages 28-41 in the book).
A. Translate the following Japanese verbs into English:
kaeru return
yomu read
tsukau use
kimeru decide
furu fall
iku go
kariru borrow
kau buy
asobu play
kuru come
B. Convert the verbs above into plain negative Japanese by changing them into Base 1 with the nai ending:
kaeranai
yomanai
tsukawanai
kimenai
furanai
ikanai
karinai
kawanai
asobanai
konai
C. Translate the following sentences into English:
Watashi wa
manga o yomanai.
I don't read comic books.
Jim wa
konai.
Jim won't come.
Bill wa
tabenai deshou.
Bill probably won't eat.
Sachiko wa
terebi o minakatta.
Sachiko didn't watch TV.
Miki wa kasa
o karinakereba koukai suru deshou.
If Miki doesn't borrow
an umbrella she'll be sorry.
Laura wa ima
kaeranakereba naranai deshou.
Laura should probably go
home now.
Sensei wa
kodomotachi ni soto de asobaseru.
The teacher lets the
children play outside.
Kare ni
raishuu kosaseru.
I'll have him come next week.
Shizu wa kasa
o motazu ni gakkou ni ikimashita.
Shizu went to school
without an umbrella.
Watashi wa
maemotte denwa sezu ni Bob no ie ni ikimashita.
I went to
Bob's house without calling first.
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