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This is a summary grammar exercise for Lesson 20 of GENKI 2. You can systematically review the grammar studied in Lesson 20 in various combinations.

Learn grammar using やすい and にくい to describe how easy or hard it is to perform an action. The grammar is simple, but a wealth of example sentences are provided for reference.

You will learn grammar to introduce the names of people and things using という. There are also examples of interrogative sentences that are not explained in the textbook.

Grammar explanation of Lesson 20 ‘Questions within Larger Sentences’ in GENKI 2. It also includes example sentences not explained in the textbook!

Grammar lesson on Lesson 20, ないで, in GENKI 2. Learn and practise a sentence pattern to express doing action A without doing action B.

Practise humble language 1 after checking the difference between humble language 1 and humble language 2. There is a summary practice of honorifics at the end.

Learn how to use humble language (strictly humble language I/extra-modest expression). Check and practise the difference between honorific and humble language with careful explanations!

This is a comprehensive summary of Lesson 19. Exercises have been created to provide an applied review of each grammatical item. Don't miss the supplementary grammar notes!

Learn sentence patterns that use はず to express what the speaker believes is naturally going to happen. The lesson includes an explanation of the meaning of the word はず and many other supplementary explanations not found in the textbook!

Learn the sentence pattern that expresses the speaker's satisfaction or relief with a past action. Examples of nouns and adjectives not explained in the textbook are explained.