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Japanese · Practice · Stage 7

Checkpoint 7: Upper grammar

Take it once without notes. If you miss two or more, review those parts and try again.

Short answer: six questions covering stage 7 of the course (B1 to B2). Answer them all, then press Check: each answer comes with a short explanation, and any part you missed appears as a link to review.

The quiz

Choose one answer for each question.

01The passive of 食べる

02“Let me think about it.”

03“Have you ever been to Japan?”

04Respectful “eat”

05ドキドキ describes…

06不便 means…

Answer every question, then check.

What this stage covers

The parts tested here, in course order.

The passive The causative Nominalisation Keigo: honorific and humble speech Onomatopoeia Formal written style Kanji compounds Wago, kango and gairaigo

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