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JPN 102 Lesson 6: Listing Successive Actions or Events (~て Form) 8/21 (Tue) Review Lesson 5 (p. 122) and Lesson 6 (p. 142) [~て] Listing Successive Actions or Events 1. The Main Function of [Verb-て] [VERB- て ] is used to connect two or more verbs. [VERB- て ] is used after all but the last sentence in a sequence. By connecting [VERB-て] you can: o List successive actions or events. o List simultaneous actions, where the first action indicates the means of accomplishing the second. o Give a reason or explanation. o Used with ~ く く く く enables you to a favor or request of someone. 2. Style, Tense, and Mood. The style of the sentence (formal or casual), and its tense and mood are only expressed by the final verb of the series, not by [VERB-て]. JPN 102 Lesson 6: Is Alright / Will do (~ててて) 8/21 (Tue) [~ててて] Expresses “is all right,” and “will do.” 1. Explanation [NOUN] ててて expresses that [NOUN] is not ideal, but acceptable. By adding , you indicate something will do (as well). NOUN (Optional: As well) てて ててて ()。 てて てて てて ()。 If you want to indicate that [NOUN] is not acceptable, use: [NOUN] ててててててて JPN 102 Lesson 6: Structure Particles ( ) 8/24 (Fri) 1. [て vs. て] Let’s see how [PLACE] て and [PLACE] て differ. indicates the place where the action is done or performed. indicates the place which reached or affected by the action. Particle: Place of Action & Method Marker Indicates: “At” and “By” Particle: Destination & Goal Marker Indicates: “To” and “From”

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JPN 102 Lesson 6: Listing Successive Actions or Events (~て Form) 8/21 (Tue)

☆【Review Lesson 5 (p. 122) and Lesson 6 (p. 142) 】☆

★ [~て] – Listing Successive Actions or Events

1. The Main Function of [Verb-て] [VERB-て] is used to connect two or more verbs. [VERB-て] is used after all but the last

sentence in a sequence. By connecting [VERB-て] you can:o List successive actions or events. o List simultaneous actions, where the first action indicates the means of

accomplishing the second.o Give a reason or explanation.o Used with ~ください enables you to a favor or request of someone.

2. Style, Tense, and Mood. The style of the sentence (formal or casual), and its tense and mood are only expressed

by the final verb of the series, not by [VERB-て].

JPN 102 Lesson 6: Is Alright / Will do (~ていい) 8/21 (Tue)

★ [~ていい] – Expresses “is all right,” and “will do.”

1. Explanation [NOUN] でいい expresses that [NOUN] is not ideal, but acceptable. By adding も, you indicate something will do (as well).

NOUNで

(Optional: As well)(も)いい です。(も)いい です か。

If you want to indicate that [NOUN] is not acceptable, use: [NOUN] でわいけません 。

JPN 102 Lesson 6: Structure Particles ( に/で ) 8/24 (Fri)

1. [に vs. で] Let’s see how [PLACE] に and [PLACE] で differ.

で indicates the place where the action is done or performed.

に indicates the place which reached or affected by the action.

Particle: Place of Action & Method MarkerIndicates: “At” and “By”

Particle: Destination & Goal MarkerIndicates: “To” and “From”