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JLPT N5–N1

Grammar for real life

Understand a pattern, explore examples, and practise from memory.

How grammar lessons work
  1. 1. Learn the meaning.
  2. 2. Build the pattern.
  3. 3. Read examples in context.
  4. 4. Hide the answer and try saying it.

Start at your level

N5 is beginner. N1 is advanced.

94 lessons

N1 study path

JLPT N1 grammar

Part 7

Lessons 61–70

Explain a purpose

N1

depending on how ~

Verb stemようによっては

Everyday life

Depending on how you look at it, the vote is an opportunity.

About 5 minLearn & practice

Compare choices

N1

nothing better than ~

Plainに越したことはない

Everyday life

Nothing beats starting the vote early.

About 5 minLearn & practice

Talk about conditions

N1

even if not ~

Verb nai-formまでも

Everyday life

Even if not perfect, we want to meet the standard of the vote.

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Talk about conditions

N1

if it were ~, maybe

Nounならいざしらず

Everyday life

If it were a newcomer, fine — but for a veteran to get the vote wrong!

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Share an idea

N1

not limited to ~

Nounにとどまらず

Everyday life

The governance spread not only domestically but also overseas.

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Share an idea

N1

ignoring ~

Nounをよそに

Everyday life

Ignoring the worries of those around him, he continued the vote.

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Compare choices

N1

other than ~ (no one)

Nounをおいて

Everyday life

There is no one but him to entrust with this vote.

About 5 minLearn & practice

Share an idea

N1

setting aside ~

Nounはさておき

Everyday life

Joking aside, let's return to the vote.

About 5 minLearn & practice

Share an idea

N1

depending on ~

Nounいかんによって

Everyday life

Depending on the results, the policy for the vote will change.

About 5 minLearn & practice

Share an idea

N1

regardless of ~

Nounいかんにかかわらず

At work

Regardless of the reason, delays to the vote must be reported.

About 5 minLearn & practice
Practise the whole N1 level

Full-level practice

N1 final quiz sets

Ten sets, fifty randomly selected grammar questions in every set.

Final set 150 questions

JLPT N1 Grammar Final Set 1

Randomly selected from the full N1 grammar curriculum, with four choices for every question.

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Final set 250 questions

JLPT N1 Grammar Final Set 2

Randomly selected from the full N1 grammar curriculum, with four choices for every question.

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Final set 350 questions

JLPT N1 Grammar Final Set 3

Randomly selected from the full N1 grammar curriculum, with four choices for every question.

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Final set 450 questions

JLPT N1 Grammar Final Set 4

Randomly selected from the full N1 grammar curriculum, with four choices for every question.

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Final set 550 questions

JLPT N1 Grammar Final Set 5

Randomly selected from the full N1 grammar curriculum, with four choices for every question.

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Final set 650 questions

JLPT N1 Grammar Final Set 6

Randomly selected from the full N1 grammar curriculum, with four choices for every question.

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Final set 750 questions

JLPT N1 Grammar Final Set 7

Randomly selected from the full N1 grammar curriculum, with four choices for every question.

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Final set 850 questions

JLPT N1 Grammar Final Set 8

Randomly selected from the full N1 grammar curriculum, with four choices for every question.

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Final set 950 questions

JLPT N1 Grammar Final Set 9

Randomly selected from the full N1 grammar curriculum, with four choices for every question.

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Final set 1050 questions

JLPT N1 Grammar Final Set 10

Randomly selected from the full N1 grammar curriculum, with four choices for every question.

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