Genki Ch 21 Flashcards
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When would you use a passive sentence?
When you are inconvenienced by something someone else has done and you want to express your disatisfaction
What is the basic structure of a passive sentence?
Victim は Villain に Evil Act
How do you make the passive form of a る verb?
Drop る and add られる
How do you make the passive form of a う verb ending in く?
Drop く and add かれる
How do you make the passive form of a う verb ending in つ?
Drop つ and add たれる
How do you make the passive form of a う verb ending in む?
Drop む and add まれる
How do you make the passive form of a う verb ending in ぐ?
Drop ぐ and add がれる
How do you make the passive form of a う verb ending in う?
Drop う and add われる
How do you make the passive form of a う verb ending in す?
Drop す and add される
How do you make the passive form of a う verb ending in ぬ?
Drop ぬ and add なれる
How do you make the passive form of a う verb ending in る?
Drop る and add られる
How do you make the passive form of a う verb ending in ぶ?
Drop ぶ and add ばれる
How do you make the passive form of the verb くる?
こられる
How do you make the passive form of the verb する?
される
How do the passive forms of verbs conjugate?
As る verbs.
What are the two meanings of passive verbs?
And unfavorable or unintended action against somebody.
Can passive verbs be unfavorable yet not perceptible?
Yes
What is an example of a passive verb being unfavorable but not perceptible?
You might be asked on a date by someone you do not like, although no one can tell this.
How do you make a statement that says a situation was brought on on purpose by an unnamed person?
Use the て form of a verb plus the helping verb ある
What is an example of a statement that says a situation was brought on purpose by an unnamed person?
A book is on the table (implies it was put there by someone).
What is another use of てありました?
It can describe an action that someone previously did (such as made a reservation earlier in the day and that is why we have the reservation).
In てあるsentences, what particle is used for the object of the verb?
が instead of the regular を
What kind of verbs is てある used almost exclusively with?
Transitive verbs
What kind of verbs is てある used almost exclusively with?
Intransitive verbs