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    Agemasu and Kuremasu

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    1. The document provides exercises for practicing the Japanese verbs "agemasu" (to give), "moraimasu" (to receive), and "kuremasu" (to give politely). 2. The exercises involve describing exchanges of items between people using the three verbs. Students take turns playing the roles of the giver and receiver. 3. Sample sentences are given as examples for each exercise, showing who gives what item to whom using the different verbs.

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    1. The document provides exercises for practicing the Japanese verbs "agemasu" (to give), "moraimasu" (to receive), and "kuremasu" (to give politely). 2. The exercises involve describing exchanges of items between people using the three verbs. Students take turns playing the roles of the giver and receiver. 3. Sample sentences are given as examples for each exercise, showing who gives what item to whom using the different verbs.

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    1. The document provides exercises for practicing the Japanese verbs "agemasu" (to give), "moraimasu" (to receive), and "kuremasu" (to give politely). 2. The exercises involve describing exchanges of items between people using the three verbs. Students take turns playing the roles of the giver and receiver. 3. Sample sentences are given as examples for each exercise, showing who gives what item to whom using the different verbs.

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    Agemasu and Kuremasu

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    1. The document provides exercises for practicing the Japanese verbs "agemasu" (to give), "moraimasu" (to receive), and "kuremasu" (to give politely). 2. The exercises involve describing exchanges of items between people using the three verbs. Students take turns playing the roles of the giver and receiver. 3. Sample sentences are given as examples for each exercise, showing who gives what item to whom using the different verbs.

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    Meguro Language Center BP1-13 (200708)

    agemasumoraimasukuremasuno renshu

    [person] wa [person] ni [noun] o agemasu.


    give
    [person] wa [person] ni [noun] o moraimasu.
    receive
    [person] wa [watashi] ni [noun] o kuremasu.
    (or watashi no group)


    Renshu

    Watashi wa Kimura-san Watashi wa Hayashi-san


    ni kasa o agemasu. ni kasa o moraimashita.

    Hayashi-san wa watashi
    Hayashi Kimura ni kasa o kuremashita.


    Renshu

    Watashi wa Watashi wa Hayashi-san


    Nakamura-san ni pen o ni pen o moraimashita.
    agemasu.

    Hayashi Nakamura Hayashi-san wa watashi


    ni pen o kuremashita.


    Renshu

    Watashi wa barentainde ni Watashi wa barentainde



    ni
    Uchida-san ni chokoreto o
    Yamada-san ni chokoreto moraimashita.
    o agemasu.

    Uchida-san wa barentainde

    ni
    watashi ni chokoreto o
    Uchida Yamada kuremashita.


    Barentainde
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    Meguro Language Center BP1-13 (200708)


    Renshu

    Uchida Yoshino

    Uchida-san wa Yoshino-san ni
    purezento o agemashita.

    Noguchi Uchida-san wa watashi nimo


    purezento o kuremashita.


    Renshu

    Sensei Yamamoto

    Sensei wa Yamamoto-san ni
    hon o agemashita.
    shukudai

    Sensei wa watashi niwa


    Sakai
    shukudai o kuremashita.

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