In these questions, we will tackle some essential grammar points for the JLPT N4 exam we studied in G401 to G407 lessons in this course.

もんだい　１

Please find the correct answer to fill in the blanks from the 4 given answers below the question.

Q1　この　まちに　来る　＿＿＿　、いつも　かれの　こと　を　思い出します。

１．し

２．と

３．ば

４．に

Q2　月　_______　４回　ぐらい　デパート　に　いきます。

１．て

２．と

３．ば

４．に

Q3　いっかい　だけ　いいますから、　よく　_______　。

１．聞きなさい

２．聞きました

３．聞いています

４．聞いてません

Q4　彼女は、そのパーティーに _______ 。なぜなら、彼女はその日に他の予定があります。

１．行かなさい

２．行きました

３．行っています

４．行かなくてもいいです

Let's start with もんだい １ (Q1). In this question, we are asked to choose the correct particle to fill in the blank: この まちに 来る ＿＿＿ 、いつも かれの こと を 思い出します. The correct answer is と. The sentence translates to "Whenever I come to this town, I always remember him." In this context, "と" is used to indicate a condition under which something else happens. In this case, the action of remembering (思い出します) occurs whenever the speaker comes to the town (このまちに来る). So, the correct particle to connect these two actions is "と".

Moving on to もんだい １ (Q2), we are presented with another sentence to complete: 月 _______ ４回 ぐらい デパート に いきます. The correct answer here is に. This particle is used to indicate a frequency or timing of an action. The sentence translates to "I go to the department store about four times a month." So, remember to use に when indicating the frequency of an action.

Lastly, let's address もんだい １ (Q3). In this question, we are asked to select the appropriate verb form to fill in the blank: いっかい だけ いいますから、 よく _______. The correct answer is 聞きなさい. This verb form is a command form used to tell someone to listen or ask. The sentence translates to "I will say it only once, so listen carefully." Remember, when giving commands, verbs often end in なさい. Keep practicing these grammar points to master them for the JLPT N4 exam!

Moving on to もんだい １ (Q4). Here we are presented with another sentence to analyze: 彼女は、そのパーティーに_________。なぜなら、彼女はその日に他の予定があります。 The correct understanding here is that it's okay for her not to go to the party, as she has other plans on that day. The correct answer is: 行かなくてもいい. It uses the phrase "行かなくてもいい" which means "it's okay not to go." This option accurately reflects the idea that she doesn't have to go to the party, given that she has other plans.