Day N4 - 6 - Language Practice

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Language Practice: Daily N4 - Day 6

After reading the lesson text, practice the vocabulary and grammar introduced in Day N4-6.

These exercises focus on building sentences, understanding vocabulary in context, and recognizing spoken Japanese.

📘 Haven't studied the shadowing lesson yet? Read and practice the original text here.

1. Practice

Goal: Build natural Japanese sentences using the vocabulary and grammar from the lesson.
Pay attention to word order, particles, verb forms, and sentence structure.

⭐ Sentence Builder

Put the parts in the correct order to make a natural Japanese sentence.
Goal: Practice Japanese word order while recalling vocabulary and grammar.

Question 1:
[1] → [2] → [3] → ★

Choices
A: 買う
B: つもりです
C: オレンジを
D: 夕飯のデザートにする
Answer
B
Correct Order
D → C → A → B
Phrase
夕飯のデザートにするオレンジを買うつもりです

Question 2:
[1] → [2] → ★ → [4]

Choices
A: 歯医者へ
B: 近所の
C: きます
D: 行って
Answer
D
Correct Order
B → A → D → C
Phrase
近所の歯医者へ行ってきます

Question 3:
[1] → ★ → [3] → [4]

Choices
A: 探す
B: 最近
C: つもりです
D: 落とした玩具を
Answer
D
Correct Order
B → D → A → C
Phrase
最近落とした玩具を探すつもりです

Question 4:
[1] → [2] → [3] → ★

Choices
A: です
B: 行く
C: 歯医者へ
D: つもり
Answer
A
Correct Order
C → B → D → A
Phrase
歯医者へ行くつもりです

Question 5:
★ → [2] → [3] → [4]

Choices
A: 入院した
B: 花を買って
C: 友達の見舞いに
D: おきます
Answer
A
Correct Order
A → C → B → D
Phrase
入院した友達の見舞いに花を買っておきます

🎧 Listen and Choose

Listen to the audio and choose the image that matches what you hear.
Goal: Connect spoken Japanese with vocabulary, meaning, and real situations.

Question 1:
Answer
C

Script:
夕飯の前に、オレンジを二つ皿の上に置いておきます。

Question 2:
Answer
A

Script:
A：お見舞いに行ったんですか。
B：ええ、入院している友達にオレンジを三つ持っていきました。

Question 3:
Answer
D

Script:
引っ越しの準備をしているとき、皿を落として割ってしまいました。

Question 4:
Answer
B

Script:
A：雨が降っていますね。駅まで自転車で行きますか。
B：いいえ、傘を持って歩いて行きます。

Question 5:
Answer
C

Script:
A：お飲み物は何にしますか。
B：オレンジジュースを二つと、ミルクを一つお願いします。

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