This document provides sample sentences for asking permission to do something in Japanese using the structure "~てもいいですか". It gives examples of turning a verb into its te-form plus "~てもいいです" to mean "you may ~", and changing it to a question by adding "か" to ask "May I ~?". Ways to grant or refuse permission are also presented. Drill exercises are included to practice forming permission request sentences using given phrases.
The document provides a chart showing Mr. Takahashi's activities for each day of the week. For each day, it asks to describe his activity by replacing the day of the week with an appropriate time expression and conjugating the verb accordingly. For example, it is described that "Mr. Takahashi went to Tokyo by Shinkansen the day before yesterday" for Monday. Similarly, descriptions are provided for each day by changing the time expression and verb conjugation to accurately reflect the timing of the activity relative to Wednesday, the designated present day.
This document provides sample sentences for asking permission to do something in Japanese using the structure "~てもいいですか". It gives examples of turning a verb into its te-form plus "~てもいいです" to mean "you may ~", and changing it to a question by adding "か" to ask "May I ~?". Ways to grant or refuse permission are also presented. Drill exercises are included to practice forming permission request sentences using given phrases.
The document provides a chart showing Mr. Takahashi's activities for each day of the week. For each day, it asks to describe his activity by replacing the day of the week with an appropriate time expression and conjugating the verb accordingly. For example, it is described that "Mr. Takahashi went to Tokyo by Shinkansen the day before yesterday" for Monday. Similarly, descriptions are provided for each day by changing the time expression and verb conjugation to accurately reflect the timing of the activity relative to Wednesday, the designated present day.