Use 提出する when you submit documents or work to an organization or person.
The idea
提出する is a する verb. Mark the document with を and the recipient with に; までに marks a deadline. Its polite form is 提出します and its て form is 提出して.
| Dictionary form | Polite non-past | Polite negative | Polite past | て form |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 提出する | 提出します | 提出しません | 提出しました | 提出して |
Examples
- 明日、上司に報告書を提出します。I will submit the report to my supervisor tomorrow.
- 金曜日までに申込書を提出してください。Please submit the application by Friday.
- 先生に宿題を提出しました。I submitted my homework to the teacher.
- まだ書類を提出していません。I have not submitted the documents yet.
- 計画書を提出してから、会議に参加します。After submitting the plan, I will attend the meeting.
- オンラインで用紙を提出できます。You can submit the form online.
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Watch out
提出する suggests a formal submission, not simply sending any object. までに means by a deadline, while まで means until a point in time.
Try it yourself
Write the polite non-past form: _。(提出する→ます)
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提出します
提出します is the polite non-past form; it can describe a future submission.
Write the て form: _。(提出する→て)
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提出して
提出して is the て form, formed by changing する to して.
Choose the particle marking the recipient: 先生_書類を提出しました。(に/を)
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に
に marks the teacher as recipient; を marks the documents.
Practice round
Answer questions, then rebuild Japanese sentences where available. We keep your score.
Write the polite non-past form: _。(提出する→ます)
Write the て form: _。(提出する→て)
Choose the particle marking the recipient: 先生_書類を提出しました。(に/を)
Tap the words in the right order.
Tap the words in the right order.
Tap the words in the right order.
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Write a sentence submitting a document to someone by a deadline, then change it to the polite past.

