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    LESSON 3: Talk About Your Weekend or Holiday Plan Using Verbs

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    This document provides vocabulary and grammar structures for talking about weekend and holiday plans in Japanese. It includes: (1) new vocabulary for activities; (2) common expressions used to talk about plans; (3) a list of Japanese particles and their usages; (4) examples of using the correct particles; and (5) basic verb conjugations. The document ends with questions to practice talking about weekend plans in the past tense.

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    This document provides vocabulary and grammar structures for talking about weekend and holiday plans in Japanese. It includes: (1) new vocabulary for activities; (2) common expressions used to talk about plans; (3) a list of Japanese particles and their usages; (4) examples of using the correct particles; and (5) basic verb conjugations. The document ends with questions to practice talking about weekend plans in the past tense.

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    Name: Date:

    LESSON 3: Talk about your weekend or holiday plan using verbs

    I. Atarashii Kotoba (Vocabulary)

    _________________ _________________ ___________________ __________________ __________________

    ________________ ________________ _________________ ___________________ __________________

    ________________ _________________ ___________________ ___________________ ___________________

    _________________ _________________ ____________________ ___________________ ___________________

    II. Expressions:
    i. Dou deshitaka? : ______________
    ii. Tanoshisou : ________________
    iii. Ii desune : ________________ / Omoshiroi :______________
    iv. Maa-Maa : _______________
    Name: Date:

    III. List of Particles in Japanese

    Particle: Usage: Example:


    Ha (wa) Indicates the topic of the sentence; “topic [ A ] wa [ B ] desu. = [ A ] is [ B ].
    marker”.
    Ex. Watashi ha gakkusei desu.
    Wo (o) a. “object marker”, comes after the direct a. Kanojou ha hon wo yomimasu.
    object of an action. b. Watashi ha supotsu wo shimasu.
    b. it also makes certain loan words to verbs.
    Ga a. marks the object for verbs of ability; a. Kareshi ga eigo wo wakarimasu.
    usually use for the words b. Okane ga arimasuka?
    (wakarimasu/dekimasu)
    b. indicates existence for inanimate/animate
    objects. ( ~aru ~iru)
    De で (de) is used to indicate location of an Ex. Kouen de asobimasu.
    action.
    Ni に (ni) indicates a place toward where Ex. Gakkou ni ikimasu. (I go to school.)
    someone or something moves.
    He ( e ) へ (e) is basically the same as に, except it Ex. Nihon he ryokoushimasu.
    emphasizes direction over arrival.
    No used as a possessive marker in the sentence. Ex. Kore ha tomodachi no kaban desu.
    Mo Means “also” or “too” Ex. a. Nihongo wo benkyoushimasu.
    b. Watashi mo Nihongo wo benkyoushimasu.
    To is used to join nouns together into an Ex. Tomodachi to ishoni nihon ni ikimasu.
    exhaustive list that functions as a single
    noun: ”with”, “and”.

    IV. Erabimashou! (Let’s choose the right particle!)


    1. Biru (____) nomimasu.
    a.) wo b.) ni c.) ha d.) he
    2. Mo-ru (____) kaimono shimasu.
    a.) he b.) wo c.) he d.) de
    3. Watashi (_____) nimotsu desu.
    a.) no b.) ni c.) mo d.) de
    4. John san (_____) terebi (_____) mimasu.
    a. wo b. no c. ha d. ga
    5. Kazoko (_____) Amerika (_____) ikimasu.
    a. ni b. to c. ga d. no
    Name: Date:

    V. Basic Verb Conjugation


    The ~ masu Form

    Group 1 Take off the final ~u, and add ~ imasu


    For example:
    kaku --- kakimasu (to write)
    nomu --- nomimasu (to drink)

    Group 2 Take off the final ~ru, and add ~ masu


    For example:
    miru --- mimasu (to watch)
    taberu --- tabemasu (to eat)

    Group 3 For these verbs, the stem will change


    For examples:
    kuru --- kimasu (to come)
    suru --- shimasu (to do)

    PRESENT PRESENT NEGATIVE PAST PAST NEGATIVE


    1. Yomimasu (yomu) Yomi-masen Yomi-mashita Yomi-masen-deshita
    Nomimasu (nomu) Nomi-masen Nomi-mashita Nomi-masen-deshita
    Aimasu (au) Ai-masen Ai-mashita a-wanai-deshita

    2. Nemasu (neru) Ne-masen Ne-mashita Ne-masen-deshita


    Tabemasu (taberu) Tabe-masen Tabe-mashita Tabe-masen-deshita
    3. kimashita (kuru) Ki-masen Ki-mashita Kimasen-deshita
    Shimashita (suru) Shi-masen Shi-mashita Shimasen-deshita

    VI. Kotaetekudasai! (Please answer the following.)


    1. Shuumatsu, nani wo shimashitaka?
    ___________________________________________________
    2. Kinou nan ji kaerimashitaka?
    ___________________________________________________
    3. Kinou tomodachi to ishoni imashitaka?
    ___________________________________________________
    4. Kinou doko he ikimashitaka?
    ___________________________________________________
    5. Ie ni dare ga imashitaka?
    ___________________________________________________

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