This is basically a question about the correct form to use. Using the が particle, might sound like the room cleaned your poor younger brother:Īs for my brother, the room did the cleaning.Ģ) 3 – かえって. So we can go to the room:īut, cleaning doesn’t usually involve moving to a new location so it sounds strange here. The に particle can mean ‘to’ as in traveling to a place. They do exist, just not in simple sentences like this. Generally speaking, in well-formed sentences at this level, you are not going to see two を particles in the same sentence. Let’s take a look at the answers to the two questions on the practice test:ġ) 4 – の. Your first reaction might be to choose #2 を, the object marking particle. The rest will be a mix of multi-mora particles (だけ, しか, ぐらい, ごろ) as well as forms (e.g. About the first 5 of the 16 questions will be about single-mora particles (も, が, を, etc.).
In this first part of the grammar section you must choose the appropriate grammar point that will fit in the sentence. At the N5 level, a lot of the grammar focus on particles like は (topic marking particle), が (subject marking particle), を (object marking particle), も (too, also), etc… Selecting Grammar Form These two sections can be the toughest for a lot of people taking the test. This is actually grouped together with the reading section or 読解 どっかい, which I’ll be going over in a separate post. This week, I’m going over the answers to the second section of the test, the grammar section or 言語知識 げんごちしき（ 文法 ぶんぽう）. You can also take the practice test online for N5 level. There are also full-sized workbooks that are about the same size as the real test available for all the levels – N5, N4, N3, N2-N1. I have added some comments to the practice tests that you can pick up for all the levels – N5, N4, N3, N2, N1. A lot of the sections only have 2 questions whereas the real test may have 5 or more for each. JLPT organizers have made practice tests available online ever since they changed the format back in 2010.
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