Grammar Notes $BBh(B10$B2](BB



I$B!%(BVerbal$B!!(BGerund($B$F(B-form)$B!\(B $B$$$k(B

 This [$B#V$F(B-form$B!\(B $B$$$k(B] pattern is used to describe either one of the 
 following situations:
     1. to indicate that some action is currently taking place.
     2. to indicate that something happened and that the resultant state 
        continues.
          
$B#A!'(B[$B#V$F(B-form$B!\(B $B$$$k(B]--progressive action

 $B$l$$(B 
      1.$BA0ED$5$s$O!":#EEOC$r$+$1$F$$$^$9!#(B
        Mr. Maeda is talking on a phone now.
      2.A:$B$=$3$G2?$r$7$F$$$k$s$G$9$+!#(B   What are doing there?
B:$B

$B$l$s$7$e$&(B

  1. Mr. Tanaka is drinking coffee now.
  2. (His) wife is using the computer.
  3. (Their) daughter is watching TV($B%F%l%S(B).
  4. (Their) son is studying.
  5. I do jogging 30 minutes every morning.
  6. My husband teaches English at a college.

B$B!'(B[V$B$F(B-form$B!\(B $B$$$k(B]--continuation of a state

 $B$l$$(B 

     1.$B>.NS@h@8$O!"$1$C$3$s$7$F$$$i$C$7$c$$$^$9$M!#(B
       Prof. Kobayashi is married, isn't she?
     2.$BF|K\$+$i


$B$l$s$7$e$&(B

  1. Mary is married, but Jane is not.
  2. Mr. Kimura has gone to Paris (and is there now).
  3. Three cars are parked in front of the entrance.

C$B!'(B[V$B$F(B-form$B$$$J$$(B]--"have not V-ed"

 Notes: 
     1.$B;H$C$F$$$^$9(B normally refers to a progressive action "I am using...",
      but it could refer to a continuation of a state "I have used..."
      depending on the context.
     2.$B;H$C$F$$$^$;$s(B, likewise, may refer to either "I am not using..." or
       "I haven't used..."
 
 $B$l$$(B 
     1.A:$BF|K\$X9T$-$^$7$?$+!#(B       A:Have you been to Japan?    
       B:$B$$$$$(!"9T$C$F$$$^$;$s!#(B   B:No, I haven't.     
     cf.A:$B5nG/F|K\$X9T$-$^$7$?$+!#(B  A:Did you go to Japan last year?
       B:$B$$$$$(!"9T$-$^$;$s$G$7$?!#(B B:No, I didn't.

$B$l$s$7$e$&(B--Respond with $B$$$$$(!"!A$F$$$^$;$s(B to the following questions.

  1. $B%+!<%?!<$5$s$O!"$+$($j$^$7$?$+!#(B
  2. $B%l%C%9%s#1#0#B$N%F!<%W$rJ9$-$^$7$?$+!#(B
  3. $B@h@8$N?7$7$$%3%s%T%e!<%?!<$r8+$^$7$?$+!#(B

II$B!%(BUsage$B!!(Bof$B!!(BVerb$B!!CN$k(B (a consonant verbal)

 Notes: 
     1.$BCN$k(B means "to acquire knowledge".  
          "X knows ..."     ---------$B#X$O(B...$B$rCN$C$F$$$k(B/$BCN$C$F$$$^$9(B
          "X does not know..." --$B#X$O(B...$B$rCN$i$J$$(B/$BCN$j$^$;$s(B
     2.$BJ,$+$k(B means "to understand; can figure out, etc."
   
 Compare:
     a.$BEDCf$5$s$rCN$C$F$$$^$9!#(B
     b.$BF|K\8l$,J,$+$j$^$9$+!#(B

 Notes: 
     1.The honorific version of $BCN$k(B: [Someone superior knows...]
        $B$4$>$s$8$@!!!!(B/$B$4$>$s$8$G$9(B
        $B$4$>$s$8$c$J$$(B/$B$4$>$s$8$8$c$"$j$^$;$s(B
     2.The humble version of $BCN$k(B:[Speaker/in-group knows...]
        $B$>$s$8$F$$$k(B/$B$>$s$8$F$$$^$9(B or $B$>$s$8$F$*$j$^$9(B
        $B$>$s$8$J$$!!(B/$B$>$s$8$^$;$s(B
 
 $B$l$$(B 
     1.A:$B$"$NJ}$r$4$>$s$8$G$9$+!#(B    Do you know that person?
       B:$B$O$$!"$h$/$>$s$8$F$*$j$^$9!#(BYes, I know him well.
     2.A:$B;d$O$>$s$8$^$;$s$,!"EDCf$5$s$,$4$>$s$8$G$7$g$&!#(B
          I don't know it, but Mr. Tanaka probably knows.
       B:$B$$$(!"$&$+$,$$$^$7$?$1$I!"$4$>$s$8$8$c$"$j$^$;$s$G$7$?!#(B
          No, I asked him, but he didn't know it.

$B$l$s$7$e$&(B

  1. Do you know the Park Building?
  2. I know that person, but don't know his name.
  3. I didn't know that.
  4. Is the road clear to you?

III$B!%(BPhrase$B!](Bparticle $B$H(B

 [$B#X$H!\(BPredicate $B#Y(B]describes the occurance of $B#Y(B in accompaniment with $B#X(B.

 $B$l$$(B 
     1.$B$f$&$YM'$@$A$H%Q!<%F%#!<$K9T$-$^$7$?!#(B
        I went to a party with a friend last night.
     2.$B$_$I$j$5$s$O!"Mh7n%$%?%j%"?M$H$1$C$3$s$7$^$9!#(B
        Midori will marry an Italian next month.
     3.$B$3$N


$B$l$s$7$e$&(B

  1. I often eat with my Japanese friends.
  2. Midori-san got divorced from her husband.
  3. Japanese is very different from Chinese.
  4. I talked with my teacher, too.

IV$B!%(BMore$B!!(Babout$B!!(BPhrase$B!](Bparticle $B$K(B

 $B$l$$(B 
      a.$B%K%e!<%h!<%/$K9T$-$^$7$g$&!#(B    [ultimate goal] 
        Let's go to New York.
      b.$B;0;~H>$^$G$K$$$i$C$7$c$C$F2<$5$$!#(B[specific time]
        Please come at 3:30.
      c.$BM'$@$A$K$h$/


$B$l$s$7$e$&(B

  1. Did you call Mr. Hayashi this morning?
  2. I am teaching Japanese to American students.
  3. I would like to talk to Prof. Miyagawa, but is he in?
  4. I don't want to lend him my bicyle.
  5. I borrwed this dictionary from my Korean friend.
  6. I don't know. Please ask your teacher.
  7. From whom did you hear that?

Miscellaneous$B!!(BNotes

$B!!(B1.Family terms:     In-group     Out-group
     wife     $B$+$J$$(B/$B$D$^(B     $B$*$/$5$s(B
     husband  $B$7$e$8$s(B        $B$4$7$e$8$s(B

$B!!(B2.Nationalities: (see p.275)
  Country Name + $B?M(B($B$8$s(B)      

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