r isffriijRhnrt Forms (Present Tense)
(j^l Fill in the conjugation table below. Note that ru-verbs, u-verbs, and irregular verbs appear randomly on this sheet.
	dictionary form	short, negative	long, affirmative	te-form
Ex. eat	tz<Z>	tz<t£\ >		
1. open				
2. buy				
3. sit down				
4. come				
5. die				
6. turn off				
7. study				
8. write				
9. there is				
10. drink				
11. understand				
12. wait				
13. play				
14. hurry				
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;8ilHShort Forms (Informal Speech)
i) Make informal question sentences using the cues and answer them in the negative.
Example:   (Do you) study Japanese today?
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1. (Do you) often ride a bus?
- Q : A :
2. (Do you) speak Japanese every day?
- Q : A :
3. (Do you) have homework today?
-+   Q : A :
4. (Will you) go out this weekend?
- Q : A :
5. Are you free tomorrow?
- Q : A :
6. Are you Japanese?
- Q : A :
7. Is it hot?
Q : A :
(n) Answer the following questions in informal speech. 1. ^Sli^BtB ?
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3. ^a^aa*, mt-t^i
m8"^0 Quotations (~£mi\tt)
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(T) Translate the following sentences. In sentences 4-6, "I don't think ..." should be translated as ~~i3>{A£.%kLW'$'.
1. I think Professor Yamashita is good-looking.
2. I think this woman is Mary's Japanese teacher.
3. I think Professor Yamashita reads many books.
4. I don't think this town is interesting, (lit., I think this town is not interesting.)
5. I don't think Mai likes Mayumi.
6. I don't think Aya will come to school today.
(5) Answer the following questions, using ~<h
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; 8 m Id Quotations (~£EorU3;U/c)
Ask someone (preferably Japanese) the following questions. Report the answer using ~<tl!o"Cl/^Urc.
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2. atsswnt^,
3. tzmiik&tirfr
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5. jfclM^i-f^
6. ^:i:^toif^0
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7. lTwi-f
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8. #£#^T^i-f^
9. Jt*lifcv*TVtf * Liti}\
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10. (your own question)
Get the signature of the person you interviewed:
i) Write what you are good at/what you are not good at/what you like to do/wh< you don't like to do, using the verbs in the box.
speaking Japanese listening to music doing laundry
driving a car taking a bath cleaning
taking pictures playing sports washing a car
singing cooking
1. ÍAIÍ.
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2. &ii*>£ 'J
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3. fcli_
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4. jfcli.
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5. 5fAl꣒ 'J
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(5) Translate the following sentences.
1. Erika is very good at making friends.
2. Kiyoshi loves reading books.
3. Mako to hates cleaning the room.
4. Yoshie is not good at driving a car.
5. Yuki doesn't like doing laundry very much.