
Can you recommend resources for advanced Japanese verb grammar
Here are some recommended resources for advanced Japanese verb grammar:
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The book “Japanese Grammar: The Connecting Point” by Dr. Nomura is highly praised for helping learners at intermediate and advanced levels solidify verb usage, conjugations, and form complex sentences with auxiliary expressions. It also helps understand shifting formality appropriately in conversation. 1
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For academic usage, there is a recent project at Darma Persada University that developed advanced grammar supporting books specifically tailored for upper-level learners to overcome difficulties with advanced grammar concepts. 2
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For a detailed linguistic perspective, one study delves into Japanese compound verbs (複合動詞, fukugoudoushi), explaining their forms, usage, and interpretation strategies that are essential for advanced learners. 3
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The “Handbook of Modern Japanese Grammar” is another academic resource, though older, that covers complex grammar including verbs extensively. 4
These resources collectively offer both practical and theoretical approaches to mastering advanced Japanese verb grammar. If you want, detailed book titles and access information can be provided.
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