Activities: "What’s the difference between transitive and intransitive verbs in Japanese?"
Activity 1: Difficulty Level ★
Transitive Verb Intransitive Verb 開けるTranscription: akeruTranslation: to open (something)(something) opens
to close (something)
閉まるTranscription: shimaruTranslation: (something) closesto turn on (something)
つくTranscription: tsukuTranslation: (something) turns on消すTranscription: kesuTranslation: to turn off (something)(something) turns off
to take out (something)
出るTranscription: deruTranslation: (something/someone) goes out入れるTranscription: ireruTranslation: to put (something) in(something/someone) goes in
壊すTranscription: kowasuTranslation: to break (something)(something) breaks
to start (something)
始まるTranscription: hajimaruTranslation: (something) starts冷やすTranscription: hiyasuTranslation: to chill (something)(something) chills
to wake (something/someone) up
起きるTranscription: okiruTranslation: (something/someone) wakes up
Activity 2: Difficulty Level: ★★
You are writing some texts to your roommate, Arisa. Choose the right Japanese verb in [brackets] to complete each message.
Activity 3: Difficulty Level: ★★★
中村さんがドア 。
Nakamura san ga doa ___.
Ms. Nakamura opened the door.牛乳をこぼして、シャツ しまいました。
Gyūnyū o koboshite, shatsu ___ shimaimashita.
I spilled milk and dirtied my shirt, to my regret.エレベーター 前に、乗りましょう！
Erebētā ___ mae ni, norimashō!
Let’s get into the elevator before it closes!毎朝八時にごみ なくてはいけません。
Maiasa hachiji ni gomi ___ nakutewa ikemasen.
You have to take our garbage at 8 every morning.引っ越したので、住所 。
Hikkoshita node, jūsho ___.
I moved, and my address has changed.
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