名词、描述词,描述动词(国外英文资料).docVIP

名词、形容词,形容动词(国外英文资料) noun A noun predicate sentence: N1 (noun): N2 (noun) was also de Aru / nursing / one in this thou ~ masu translation: N1 N2 (the most commonly used: N1 is N2, this is still in serious body) (N1: N2 de Aru in this one, this is actually the ~ masu written language) (N1: N2, try to avoid using nursing, nursing knot too stiff) A. was a Japanese Series (written language, daily conversation, letters used) A. N+ was also positive form now B. now N+ (WA) in the negative form of Mas estate this thou or N+ - I live in: CIECC N+ Chans estate this thou ~ (oral form) C. N+ was a hyperplastic past positive form D. N+ was a negative form (or past) this estates ma de thou hyperplastic or N+ after KA Ta Na: CIECC in Japanese N+ thou this estate in Ma Chans hyperplastic (oral form) B. Nursing Series (written) (talking between acquaintances on.) A. must now form N+ nursing B. N+ now the negative form: CIECC - Hai N+ Chan - Hai (spoken) C. must have the form N+ for nursing after D. N+ past negative form: CIECC after KA Ta Na N+ Chan Na Ka ta (after oral form) C. de Aru (series of written language, but not the Chan) A. N+ in this form must now thou ~ masu (solemn body) N+ de Aru (Simplified) B. now N+ (WA) in the negative form of Mas estate (thou this solemn body) N+: CIECC - Hai (Simplified) C. N+ in this form must have looked that the hyperplastic (solemn body) N+ was actually flying: (Simplified) D. N+ was a negative form (or past) this estates ma de thou hyperplastic (solemn body) N+: CIECC (Simplified) - after KA ta Two, the noun middle (tense by the last sentence of the predicate embodies; middle Dayton does not reflect the tense) A. was still with the same importance A. N+ (commonly used) in certain forms (sometimes also become the woman was in, use this honorific) B. N+ (WA) in the negative form - on N+ or on the: CIECC - Chan - on or - on the Chan (oral use) B. de Aru (Simplified) was actually much ~ masu (solemnly, honorific) (both no Chan form) A. N+ was