Unlike traditional particle reference books, 'Essential Single-Syllable Japanese Particles' is a revolutionary hybrid: a functionality-based guide and workbook designed to deconstruct and conquer the complexities of single-syllable Japanese particles only.
Unlike traditional particle reference books, 'Essential Single-Syllable Japanese Particles' is a revolutionary hybrid: a functionality-based guide and workbook designed to deconstruct and conquer the complexities of single-syllable Japanese particles only.
Sadatoshi Tomizawa is a native Japanese and Professor of Japanese at Ball State University in Indiana, USA. He holds a BA in Literature, an MA in Applied Linguistics, and a PhD in Foreign Language Education. He has dedicated his career to studying and teaching Japanese language and culture since 1992.
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Acknowledgments Introduction : Introduction (1): Subject of Sentence (2): Contrasting Two Things (3): Topic of Sentence (4): Highest or Lowest Number 70 : Review Exercise : Introduction (1): Newly Introduced Subject (2): Existence (3): With Question Word (4): Relative Clause (5): Subordinate Clause (6): Subject Emphasis (7): Contrastive Implication in Two Clauses (8): Transitional Implication in Two Clauses (9): Degree of Hesitation in Two Clauses (10): Soften Opinion or Request, at End of Sentence ... : Review Exercise Pattern: Introduction (1): / Adjectives (2): Verbs : Review Exercise : Introduction (1): Object Case (2): Point of Leaving (3): Point of Movement : Review Exercise : Introduction (1): Question (2): Choice (3): Indirect Question Clause (4): Uncertainty : Review Exercise : Introduction (1): Compound Noun (2): Location (3): Apposition: Noun 1 Noun 2 (4): Adjective: Noun 1 (5): Subject in Short Relative Clause (6): Object Placeholder: "one" (7): Infinitive or Gerund: "to do" or "doing" (8): Casual Question instead of : Review Exercise : Introduction (1): Existence and Location (2): Time or Location (3): Recipient (4): Surface and Action (5): Purpose (6): Change or Choice (7): Frequency or Interval (8): Passive or Causative Agent (doer) (9): Appreciation for Agent : Review Exercise : Introduction (1): Means (2): Place and Action (3): Limit or Scope (4): Superlative Form (5): Price (6): Reason or Cause : Review Exercise : Introduction (1): "And" (2): "With" (3): Noun Clause (4): Name or Identity (5): Compare and Contrast (6): "If" (7): "When" : Review Exercise : Introduction (1): "Too", "Also", "Either" (2): "Both" (3): Quantity Emphasis : Review Exercise : Introduction : Destination or Direction : Partial List : Review Exercise : Introduction : Inflections : Inflections : Feminine Inflection : Review Exercise Answer Keys for Exercises
