The te-form changes based on verb groups:
Haha ni tegami o kakimasu. (I write a letter to my mother.) 4. Receiving from a Person (ni/kara) Use ni or kara (から) to indicate the source. minna no nihongo lesson 7 renshuu b answers
どこで 日本語を 習いましたか。…アメリカの 大学で 習いました。(Where did you learn Japanese? ...I learned it at a university in America) Section 7: Completion (もう〜ました) Confirming if an action is finished. The te-form changes based on verb groups: Haha
Here are the answers to the Renshuu B exercises for Lesson 7: Lesson 7 is a major milestone because it
If you are learning Japanese using the beloved Minna no Nihongo textbook series, you know that is the critical section where you move from passive understanding to active sentence production. Lesson 7 is a major milestone because it introduces te-form (て形) —the grammatical backbone of Japanese.
: Used to state that an action has already been completed. Renshuu B Section Walkthrough
What is Mr. Tanaka doing now? (読む – yomu / newspaper) → Answer: 田中さんは今、新聞を読んでいます。