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に和へ（On and on） In the use of 1, the existing location There are 2 forms of existential sentence: In the classroom (complement), machine (subject) this thou ~ masu (predicate). This is the subject predicate structure, this actually translated into ~ masu . There is a table in the classroom. The machine is (subject) in the classroom (complement) this thou ~ masu (predicate). This is the main complement predicate structure, actually this ~ masu translated in. The table is in the classroom. No matter in what kind of existential sentence, object location, with the word said, called the location of. In addition, there are in the sentence there is a problem is: live, live in the ~ masu man and animal. The location is expressed by the word. 2, the specific time The Japanese said time has 2: one is like today (with j u), last year (with J, NE cancer) (RA. Last week, today (U) at Pennsylvania (National), complete beauty) and so on single time noun. Another is the term time, which is called numeral year, month, week and so on. It is called specific time. Specific time to add on the back. Such as: today is private (individual time noun) 6: (specific time noun) up with hyperplastic ~. I got up at 6 oclock this morning. Yamada San wa in 1998 (specific time noun) or university graduate Ma hyperplastic. Mr. Yamada graduated from university in 1998. Water Day: (specific time noun), do not thou this, te ~ masu. Theres an exam on Wednesday.. 3, the object of action In English, the transitive verb has two objects, that is, the direct object and the indirect object. No Japanese indirect object, indirect object in Japanese with English as the complement, is the action of the object represented by the band in the complement. Sir: students in Japanese teaching forms (object) O ~ masu. The teacher teaches the Students Japanese.. Private wa Tanaka San (object) or out of toilet paper in hyperplastic ~. I sent a letter to tanaka. 4, the foothold of action The concept of foothold is easily