Lesson 10

Lesson 10

Lesson 10 in GENKI 1.

『げんき１』の第十課のレッスンです。

Lesson 72: Comparison between Two Items
Lesson 73: Comparison among Three or More Items
Lesson 74: Adjective/noun + の
Lesson 75: ～つもりだ
Lesson 76: Adjective/noun + なる
Lesson 77: どこかに/どこにも, で
Lesson 78: Summary of Lesson 10

Click here to go to our Grammar and Vocabulary Practice page!

文法と単語練習のページはこちらからどうぞ！

GENKI 1 Grammar Practice

This is our original grammar practice page based on the learning content of GENKI 1. 『げんき１』の学習内容に基づいた当サイトオリジナルの文法練習のページです。

Here’s a series of lessons on the previous chapter of the textbook!

教科書の前の課のレッスンはこちらからどうぞ！

Lessons on grammar from Lesson 9 of GENKI 1. 『げんき１』の第九課の文法のレッスンです。

Lessons for the next chapter in the textbook can be found here!

教科書の次の課のレッスンはこちらからどうぞ！

Lessons on grammar from Lesson 11 of GENKI 1. 『げんき１』の第十一課の文法のレッスンです。

This completes the grammar of Lesson 10 of GENKI 1! Practical summary exercises for Lesson 10

This is a summary exercise for Lesson 10 of GENKI 1. I've prepared practical exercises that are more difficult than those in the textbook, so please give them a try!

GENKI 1 LessonsLesson 10

Learn how to use the interrogative + か/も expression and the particle で to express means!

Learn interrogative expressions such as どこかに/どこにも and sentence patterns using で to express means. Build up your practical skills with original advanced exercises!

GENKI 1 LessonsLesson 10

Use the verb なる to indicate change!

Study how to use adjectives and nouns in combination with the verb なる. There is a lot of supplementary information not found in the textbook as usual.

GENKI 1 LessonsLesson 10

Use つもり and verbs in the Short form present tense to express plans!

Learn to use the Short form present tense and つもり to express plans. We will also practise ～よていです, which is not in the textbook.

GENKI 1 LessonsLesson 10

How to use the pronoun の to avoid noun redundancy and simplify the expression

Learn how to use the pronoun の to express simple expressions without noun redundancy. Don't miss the supplementary explanations with plenty of practical examples!

GENKI 1 LessonsLesson 10

The Japanese superlative is very simple! Try using いちばん to express the best and the worst!

Study using いちばん to express a comparison of three or more things. There are plenty of practical example sentences and the useful supplementary explanations!

GENKI 1 LessonsLesson 10

Compare two things using ほう and より! Comparative expressions in Japanese

Study expressions comparing two nouns. Supplementary explanations and example sentences not found in the textbook are also provided.

GENKI 1 LessonsLesson 10