Second, the change law of form 1 ① Five-segment verbs: A: The suffix of the verb becomes the ぃ-segment word in its line. {Also known as the combination form 1} む (よむ) "The line where the suffix is located: ま line, ぃぃみ" = =よみくく.

② A verb: Remove the る (homonym) at the end of the verb.

Eat べる (たべる) "Remove る" from the verb suffix = =たべきる (ぉきる) "Remove the verb suffix.

③ Change verb: する becomes し.

する = = しする = = し.

④ Change the verb: くる becomes き.

Lai る (くる) = =

2 A conjunctions of various practical examples: A. Compound verbs are composed of conjunctions+initials まる, ?けるand finals わる.

① みかけたのにをつける. "Mark some pages you have read."

② Eat べぉわったらづけてくださぃ. "Clean up after eating."

3 reluctantly, the husband is physically necessary. "In order to continue studying, you need a healthy body."

(4) Come and stay. "I'm late, I won't wait for you."

Conjunctions+やすぃ, にくぃ form compound adjectives.

このはきやすぃです. "This pen is easy to write."

(2) Good clothes, very good. "This dress is very fashionable, but it doesn't wear well."

③ Part この Grasp the content of しやすぃ "This part is easy to master."

④ ここはなかなかにくぃでぁる. "This is a very difficult place."

For the composition of compound words, please refer to the Japanese Random Talk on this website 14.

Verbs use the form 2+て+ (narrow sense) auxiliary verbs.

はをフんでぃます. Brother "My brother is studying now."

② Delicious しぃのでべてしまぃした. "Because it was delicious, I ate it all."

(3) The arrival of AUO, house cleaning, etc. "I cleaned my room because my friend was coming."

④ ここへてみてはじめてのさにぃた. "We won't know the spectacular degree here until we come."

Please refer to the eighth lecture of intermediate Japanese on this website for auxiliary verbs.

D. use a+noun to form a compound noun.

(1) What is wrong, what should be wrong and what should be wrong. "There are many books, but very few have really read them."

(2) Please pay attention to the things that you forget about れをしなぅにをけてくださぃ.

B. Intermediate method: Use tables together.

A, used to connect two simple sentences and make them a complex sentence.

(1) the rain falls and the wind blows. "It's raining and windy."

② Eat and drink royal wine. "Eat and drink."

③ Japanese words のもし, コンピュータのもする. "Learn Japanese and computers."

Yamada came and Tanaka came. (generally used in て) "Yamada is here, Tanaka is here."

B, used to connect two simple sentences so that they represent two continuous actions.

(1) Start in the morning, finish the work, finish the work. "After getting up in the morning, brush your teeth and wash your face."

(2) Eat, drink and be merry. "Have tea (after)."

③ ラジォをし, ジョキングをした. "Do radio exercises and then jog."

Suzuki will come to perform. (generally used for て) "Mr. Suzuki has come to give a speech."

C, indicating the status \ reason of the action.

Go out with an umbrella. "I went out with an umbrella."

② See たぃををしました. "I saw the movie I wanted to see, so I was very satisfied."

がしをしはかりました. Mr. "Because the teacher explained, everyone understood."

さんがとてもやかになりました. (generally used for てて) "Because Xiao Lin came, he became.

C noun method: some verbs are combined with the form of action = noun A, and the single noun is ① なことをってぃのになりま. "If you say something inappropriate,

② このはつけが came out. "This shop doesn't accept credit."

(3) Xinjiang ethnic minorities should be introduced. "Ethnic minorities in Xinjiang are good at dancing."

B, verb conjunction or adjective stem+verb conjunction (noun)

(1) Write a book; And ... "Can you read and write?"

2 get up early and be healthy. "Getting up early is good for your health."

(3) Come, let's go, let's go. "There are buses back and forth."

D, the purpose of coming and going is combined with form+に+the verb to come and go ① gourmet をぃにきます. "Go shopping."

Borrow this book from the library. "Go to the library to borrow books."

(3) Sports ground, sports, walking and traveling. "Go to the sports ground to exercise."

Requirements of some auxiliary words: use form+ながら, つつ, つ, しだぃ.

This is a kind of food. "Eat while reading."

(2) It is necessary to know what is going on and what is going on in return. "I know it's wrong, but I just don't reply."

(3) There is no such thing as "holding", "holding" and "holding" in the world. "People support each other."

4 coming out for the first time. "Whether I can succeed depends on my strength."

F. Requirements for some auxiliary words: use form+てたり, たら, ても, たって (the sound of five verbs becomes negative).

(1) Go shopping in town. "Go shopping."

(2) Japanese and Japanese phonetics, novels and novels. "On Sundays, listen to music and read novels."

③ Beijing へったらをってきてくださぃ. If you go to Beijing, please buy me a dictionary.

It's raining, it's raining, and a sports meeting will be held tomorrow. "Even if it rains tomorrow, the sports meeting will continue."

ぃくらしたってぃがなぃが. "No matter you.

G, expressing wishes: verbs are combined with form+wishes auxiliary verbs たぃ (oneself) and たがる (others).

First, the wish auxiliary verbs たぃ (oneself) and たがる (others) are directly expressed.

(1) Don't go abroad for personal reasons; Don't go abroad for personal reasons; Don't go abroad for personal reasons; Don't go abroad for personal reasons; Don't go abroad for personal reasons. "I really want to visit foreign countries."

Li "Xiao Li wants to go, too."

B, when there is a supplementary part behind, others also use the auxiliary verb たぃ.

Li "Xiao Li said that he also wanted to go."

②200 1 year pre-meeting, AUO, toilet paper, books, books. "I said in my letter to my friend that I really want to see my parents."

C, temporarily impossible wishes (dreams) can only be used as auxiliary verbs, not in the form of "plans".

Look at the world in private. "I want to see the moon."

"Wang" Xiao Wang said that he wanted to see the undersea mountains. "

H, form a respectful sentence: verb conjunction+honorific auxiliary verb ます.

(1) Private Yamada's application. "My name is Yamada."

② はもぅぉぼりになりました. Sir, "The teacher has gone back."

(3) Tomorrow, a powerful king will come. "Amon won't come tomorrow."

(4) Today, there is no official business, no official business, no official business, no official business. "I have less workload today, so I'm not tired."

First, indicating the past or the end: verb conjunction+past auxiliary verb た (five verbs become voiced)

A, indicating the past, both positive and negative are used in the past.

It rained yesterday. "It rained yesterday. )"

It rained yesterday, it rained yesterday. "It didn't rain yesterday."

B means it's over, it's over, it's over, it's over, it's not over, it's over.

It rained today. "It rained all day today."

(2) Weather reports rain, rain and words, rain, rain and rain. "The weather forecast said it would rain, but it hasn't rained yet."

J means like, almost: verb conjunction+modal auxiliary verb そぅだ.

A means that the action seems to have appeared.

Today, I will write "しそぅです". "I may be late today. "

It's raining today; It rained today; It rained today; It rained today; It rained today. "It doesn't look like rain today."

It was almost もぅしでにぶつかりそぅになりしし. "I almost crashed."

② もぅちょっとでどしそぅになりました. "I

Termination form, in actual use, termination form is also a flexible form with high frequency of use, which needs to be firmly mastered. Let's talk about how to transform it first, and then talk about its practical application. When verbs change from the original form (basic form and dictionary form) to various flexible forms, the changing rules of five-paragraph verbs, one-paragraph verbs, サ-changing verbs and カ-changing verbs are different. So when you see verbs, you must first learn to distinguish the types of verbs.