Choose words by following the time, situation and action in each sentence.
The idea
来週 means next week; 来週の月曜日 is next Monday. 止まっている describes something that has stopped and remains stopped. 時間がありません means there is no time, explaining why the speaker hurries.
| Japanese | Meaning |
|---|---|
| 来週の月曜日に授業があります。 | There is a class next Monday. |
| 電車が止まっています。 | The train has stopped. |
| 時間がありませんから、急ぎます。 | I have no time, so I will hurry. |
Examples
- 来週の月曜日に授業があります。There is a class next Monday.
- 電車が止まっています。The train has stopped.
- 時間がありませんから、急ぎます。I have no time, so I will hurry.
- この店の料理はおいしいです。The food at this shop is delicious.
- 授業は九時半に始まります。Class starts at half past nine.
- 来週の月曜日はどうですか。How about next Monday?
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Choose the correct answer: __の月曜日に授業があります。(来週/本/電車)
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来週
来週 means next week; 来週の月曜日 is next Monday.
Choose the correct answer: 電車が__います。(止まって/飲んで)
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止まって
止まっている describes something that has stopped and remains stopped.
Choose the correct answer: __がありませんから、急ぎます。(時間/りんご)
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時間
時間がありません means there is no time, explaining why the speaker hurries.
Practice round
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Choose the correct answer: __の月曜日に授業があります。(来週/本/電車)
Choose the correct answer: 電車が__います。(止まって/飲んで)
Choose the correct answer: __がありませんから、急ぎます。(時間/りんご)
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