Pronouns

Ellipsis: a very important difference between Japanese and English

Ellipsis is when you cut words from a sentence. In Japanese, you can do this much more than you can in English.

Differences between English and Japanese

First language interference

Common Mistakes

Speaking Japanese in English words

Pro-drop language

ONE and ONES to replace countable nouns

A boy wearing glasses

When we are talking about countable things, we can use ONE or ONES if it is clear what we are talking about.

Countable Nouns

Uncountable Nouns

数えられる名詞をONE または ONES で置き換える

A boy wearing glasses

同じ数えられる名詞を繰り返し使う場合、そしてはっきり同じ名詞だとわかる場合は ONE または ONESに置き換えることができます

Countable Nouns

Uncountable Nouns

Special cases of ONE used with nouns

Close up of keys

There are some special cases when we use ONE with nouns.

Possessive Determiners

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I kind of get it

"First time to meet" or "first time meeting"?

Understand ALMOST and MOSTLY

The Order of Adjectives in English

Live in an English world

Three ways to use -ING verbs

Countable or Uncountable

So strange AN expression

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