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#DRAW PAST TENSE HOW TO#

You might have noticed that the negative of just about everything always end in 「ない」. The conjugation rules for the past-negative tense are the same for all verbs. Past-negative tense for all verbs Vocabulary * exceptions particular to this conjugation Examples Past tense conjugations for u-verbs Ending I’ve bundled it with the regular exception verbs 「する」 and 「来る」 even though 「行く」 is a regular u-verb in all other conjugations.

In addition, there is one exception to the rules, which is the verb 「行く」. The table below illustrates the different sub-categories. These four categories depend on the last character of the verb.

Drop the 「る」 part of the ru-verb and add 「た」Ĭhanging a u-verb from dictionary form to the past tense is difficult because we must break up u-verbs into four additional categories.

To change a ru-verb from the dictionary form into the past tense, you simply drop the 「る」 and add 「た」. We will start off with the easy ru-verb category. You will probably need a great deal of practice until you can become familiar with all the different conjugations. On the other hand, you might need to refer back to this section many times before you finally get all the rules. On the one hand, once you have this section nailed, all other rules of conjugation will seem simple. I will warn you in advance that the conjugation rules in this section will be the most complex rules you will learn in all of Japanese.

#DRAW PAST TENSE HOW TO#

We will finish defining all the basic properties of verbs by learning how to express the past and past-negative tense of actions.