japanese · Complex Sentences · Lesson 106
Nominalizing Verbs with Verb + の
Turning verbs into noun phrases using 'no' to talk about the act of doing something.
Returning books to the library is very important. I always make sure to take them and put them back in their correct place. Pressing the 'return' button at the beginning is crucial.
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Vocabulary Preview
to return (something)
Group 1 verb
The most common verb type. The ending sound changes depending on how you use it — like how 飲む (drink) becomes 飲みます in polite speech.
to take / pick up
Group 1 verb
The most common verb type. The ending sound changes depending on how you use it — like how 飲む (drink) becomes 飲みます in polite speech.
to put / place
Group 1 verb
The most common verb type. The ending sound changes depending on how you use it — like how 飲む (drink) becomes 飲みます in polite speech.
to push / press
Group 1 verb
The most common verb type. The ending sound changes depending on how you use it — like how 飲む (drink) becomes 飲みます in polite speech.
to pull / draw
Group 1 verb
The most common verb type. The ending sound changes depending on how you use it — like how 飲む (drink) becomes 飲みます in polite speech.
beginning
Noun
A word for a person, place, thing, or idea.
Grammar Preview
nominalization with の
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