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japanese · Past & Experience · Lesson 78

Going/Coming for a Purpose

Describing the purpose of going or coming using '～に行く/来る' with verbs related to study, preparation, and health.

Your friend asks why you're going out. You explain, "I'm going to the library to prepare for my presentation." Later, you might say, "I need to go to the pharmacy to buy some medicine."

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練習する (れんしゅうする)

to practice

Irregular verb

One of two special verbs — する (to do) or 来る (to come). They follow their own unique patterns that you just have to memorize.

準備する (じゅんびする)

to prepare

Irregular verb

One of two special verbs — する (to do) or 来る (to come). They follow their own unique patterns that you just have to memorize.

卒業する (そつぎょうする)

to graduate

Irregular verb

One of two special verbs — する (to do) or 来る (to come). They follow their own unique patterns that you just have to memorize.