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HowToMakeTe formFromMasu Formromaji

The document provides a detailed guide on forming the te-form of Japanese verbs, categorizing them into Group 1, Group 2, and irregular verbs. It includes examples of various verbs and their transformations into the te-form, along with a couple of illustrative stories using these verbs. The focus is on helping learners understand and practice the te-form in context.

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HowToMakeTe formFromMasu Formromaji

The document provides a detailed guide on forming the te-form of Japanese verbs, categorizing them into Group 1, Group 2, and irregular verbs. It includes examples of various verbs and their transformations into the te-form, along with a couple of illustrative stories using these verbs. The focus is on helping learners understand and practice the te-form in context.

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Meguro Language Center BP1-17 (202011)

te-form no tsukuri-kata

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(1) Doshi no Group

Group 1 (70%) Group 2 (30%) Irregular (two words)


nomi masu tabe masu mi masu shimasu kimasu
i e i
(5%)
(25%)
8 words for
beginner level

(2) Te-form no tsukurikata (How to make te-form)

Group 1 (70%) Group 2 (30%) Irregular (two words)

① kakimasu ➔ ka ite shimasu → shite


tabe masu
e te
② nugimasu ➔ nu ide kimasu → kite
mi masu
i te
③ kashimasu ➔ ka shite

④ shinimasu shinde
okimasu (get up)
⑤ yobimasu ➔ yo nde
orimasu (get off)

⑥ nomimasu no nde abimasu (bathe)


kimasu (wear)

⑦ kaimasu ka tte mimasu (watch, see, look)


imasu (be, stay)
⑧ machimasu ➔ ma tte karimasu (borrow)
dekimasu (can, be ready)
⑨ urimasu u tte

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Group 1 no doshi (Group 1 verbs )

kakimasu ➔ kaite

kakimasu write okimasu put, place


kikimasu listen, hear, ask arukimasu walk
nakimasu cry ikimasu * itte (exception) go

nugimasu ➔ nuide

nugimasu take clothes off isogimasu hurry (up)


oyogimasu swim

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kashimasu ➔ kashite

kashimasu lend sagashimasu look for


oshimasu push hanashimasu talk, speak
keshimasu turn off, erase

Wakarimashita.
shinimasu ➔ shinde

shinimasu die

yobimasu ➔ yonde

yobimasu call erabimasu choose


asobimasu play, make a game

nomimasu ➔ nonde

nomimasu drink sumimasu live


yomimasu read yasumimasu take a day off, rest

kaimasu ➔ katte

kaimasu buy haraimasu pay


aimasu meet, see (person) waraimasu laugh, smile
iimasu say, tell araimasu wash
suimasu smoke moraimasu receive
utaimasu sing sasoimasu invite
tsukaimasu use

machimasu ➔ matte

machimasu wait for mochimasu have, hold


tachimasu stand up

urimasu ➔ utte

urimasu sell okurimasu send


torimasu take kaerimasu return
norimasu ride, get on hashirimasu run
furimasu fall (rain) suwarimasu sit down
shirimasu know wakarimasu understand
arimasu be, exist gambarimasu do one’s best
tsukurimasu make

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Group 2 no doshi (Group 2 verbs)

tabe masu
e te

tabemasu eat sutemasu throw away


nemasu sleep tsukemasu turn on
misemasu show oshiemasu teach, tell
agemasu give oboemasu memorize, remember
akemasu open wasuremasu forget, forget to
take, leave
shimemasu shut, close
iremasu put in tsukaremasu get tired

mi masu
i te

okimasu get up mimasu see, watch, look


orimasu get off imasu be, exist
abimasu bathe karimasu borrow
kimasu wear, put on dekimasu can

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Irregular no doshi (Irregular verbs)
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shimasu do fukushu(o)shimasu review, look over
denwa(o)shimasu call unten(o)shimasu drive
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benkyo(o)shimasu study kop i (o)shimasu make a copy
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shigoto(o)shimasu work pat i (o)shimasu give a party
kaigi(o)shimasu have a meeting chekku(o)shimasu check
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kaimono(o)shimasu shop [supotsu](o)shimasu play (sports)

soji(o)shimasu clean bikkuri shimasu be surprised
sentaku(o)shimasu wash the clothes nombiri shimasu relax

ryoko(o)shimasu take a trip kimasu come
yoyaku(o)shimasu make a reservation motte kimasu bring (inanimate)

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Group 2 “...i masu” 8 verbs’ story

【Story 1】
Asa, okimasu. 2dan-beddo no ue kara orimasu.
(okite) (orite)
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Shawa o abimasu. Fuku o kimasu.
(abite) (kite)
(Then you go to the living room.)
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Kicchin o mimasu. Okasan ga imasu.
(mite) (ite)
(Your mother is not going to cook breakfast for you. So you have to cook by yourself.)
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Epuron o karimasu. Ryori ga dekimasu. Asagohan ga dekimasu.
(apron) (karite) (dekite) (dekite)
can be ready

“... ga dekimasu.” BP1-24

【Story 2】
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Asa, beddo ni imasu. Okimasu. Shawa o abimasu. Fuku o kimasu.
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Nyusu o mimasu.
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Basu o orimasu. Toshokan de hon o karimasu. Toshokan de benkyo ga dekimasu.

okimasu (get up)


orimasu (get off)
abimasu (bathe)
kimasu (wear)
mimasu (watch, see, look)
imasu (be, stay)
karimasu (borrow)
dekimasu (can, be ready)

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