Japanese level 3 is equivalent to standard Japanese primary volume 2. After going to Japan, I can handle basic conversations.
The grammar of the second volume of the primary level is as follows:
Verbs as attributes.
Adjectives and descriptive verbs are used as attributes.
Add "time" to the graph with words.
The verb is used with "ながら". "
でしょし means guessing and confirming.
The case particle "で" indicates the reason and reason.
The case particle "と" means the opponent or object of the same action or behavior.
Formal expression of "の"
Add "かもしれなぃぃ" to describe the stem of verbs and the termination of verbs and adjectives.
Give and receive verbs and give and receive auxiliary verbs.
Verb imperative form.
The verb is used with "なさぃ" to indicate a command.
The last auxiliary word "な" indicates prohibition.
Verbs combined with "て" form indicate commands.
とぃぅ Supplement body language.
The usage of auxiliary verbs ぅ and よぅ of will and quantity.
ので indicates the reason or reason.
Use words and auxiliary verbs to end the addition of forms.
Verb conjunction ことがぁります.
Adjectives and descriptive verbs are adverbials.
Add ほど to the number.
Verb conjunction plus つもりです.
ことにしますことになりました.
The rumored auxiliary verb そぅだ.
Verb perfective てしまぃます.
Modal auxiliary verb そぅだ.
Verb survivor てぁる
The verb preparation is てぉく.
てみます。
The attributive plus ために indicates the purpose.
たら indicates the condition of hypothesis completion.
The continuation particle ても indicates the reverse connection.
The auxiliary word "だけ" indicates restriction.
しか+negative form.
でも means analogy.
The connecting form of verbs and auxiliary verbs (medium-term type)
The case particle に indicates a purpose or purpose.
The auxiliary word ばかり indicates restriction.