PARTICLE が
- 1 が follows a sentence with a verb. It marks the grammatical subject of a sentence when referring to neutral descriptions or observable actions.
Ex: 今朝、雨が降りました
è This morning, it rained.
友だちがうちに来ます。
è My friend is coming to my house.
- 2. が follows a sentence with an adjective.
Ex: 空が暗いです。
è The sky is dark.
公園の花がきれいでう。
è The flowers in the park are pretty.
- 3. Use が before 「好き」「きらい」「ほしい」「たい」「上手」「下手」「分かる」「出来る」(Note: ga/tai isn’t used with motion verbs where wo/tai is used instead)
Ex: 兄はゴルフが好きです。
è My brother likes golf.
中山さんは中国語が出来ます。
è Nakayama-san speaks Chinese.
- 4. When a verb becomes an adjective. That is before adverbs.
Ex: これは私が取った写真です。
è This is a picture taken by me.
英語の説明が書いてあるプログラムを買いたいんです。
è It’s okay to buy a program written in English.
- 5 . When an interrogative pronoun is used as the subject of a sentence.
Ex: 誰が、これをしましたか。
è Who did this?
- 6. Use が before 「あります」「います」to express something that has been done/exist.
Ex: 前に温泉に入ったことがあります。
è I entered in a hot spring once.
あそこに犬がいます。
è There’s a dog there.
- 7. To link two sentences in opposition. It gives the meaning of “But”. It may also link to sentences that are not in opposition, giving the meaning of “And”.
Ex: アメリカの映画は好きですが日本の映画は好きではありません。
è I like American movies, but I don’t like
Japanese movies.
- 8. Used with intransitive verbs, that is verbs that take an indirect object. (That is a object does the action, not the subject)
Ex: 授業が始まる。
è The class starts.
まどがあいています。
è The window opens itself.
まどがあけてあります。
è The window is opened.
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