Likes, wants and abilities
1.[2p] Fill the gap with one particle: コーヒー＿好きです.
Fill the gap with one particle: コーヒー＿好きです.
2.[2p] Fill the gap with one particle: 時間＿ほしいです.
Fill the gap with one particle: 時間＿ほしいです.
3.[2p] Fill the gap with one particle: 日本語＿少しできます.
Fill the gap with one particle: 日本語＿少しできます.
4.[1p] 好き is a な adjective, not a verb.
好き is a な adjective, not a verb.
The answer is: True
5.[2p] Put 好き in front of a noun, as in "food you like". Write the form it takes there, in kana only.
Put 好き in front of a noun, as in "food you like". Write the form it takes there, in kana only.
6.[2p] Write the negative of 嫌い as it is used politely, in kana only.
Write the negative of 嫌い as it is used politely, in kana only.
7.[2p] ほしい is an い adjective. Write its plain negative, in kana only.
ほしい is an い adjective. Write its plain negative, in kana only.
8.[3p] Say "I want to go" from 行きます, using たい. Write it in kana only, without です.
Say "I want to go" from 行きます, using たい. Write it in kana only, without です.
9.[3p] Say "I want to eat" from 食べます, using たい. Write it in kana only, without です.
Say "I want to eat" from 食べます, using たい. Write it in kana only, without です.
10.[3p] Say "I do not want to work" from 働きます. Write it in kana only, without です.
Say "I do not want to work" from 働きます. Write it in kana only, without です.
11.[2p] Why can you not say 弟はほしいです flatly?
Why can you not say 弟はほしいです flatly?
The answer is: Japanese does not let you assert somebody else's inner feelings
The answer is: Japanese does not let you assert somebody else's inner feelings
The answer is: Japanese does not let you assert somebody else's inner feelings
12.[2p] Which particle does ほしがっています take?
Which particle does ほしがっています take?
The answer is: を
The answer is: を
The answer is: を
13.[3p] "I can read kanji" uses the dictionary form of 読みます plus ことができます. Write that dictionary form in kana only.
"I can read kanji" uses the dictionary form of 読みます plus ことができます. Write that dictionary form in kana only.
14.[1p] Write the word meaning "at all", which always pairs with a negative, in kana only.
Write the word meaning "at all", which always pairs with a negative, in kana only.