～ても "Even if 〇〇"・～てもいい/～なくてもいい "May I 〇〇"
elementary #72
~ 5 Minutes
Introduction
What. is. crackin’!? Today we’re going to cover a couple of reeeeaaaaally useful and super common expressions. Everything’s gonna use て-form, so I hope you’ve been practicing! But to be honest, even if you haven’t been, I’m gonna tell you what’s up anyway. So get ready!
You’re Gonna Learn! Even If You Don’t Wanna
Structure
て-form Verb・て-form い-adjectiveも
Example:
→ それを言っても無理です！
”Even if you say that, it’s impossible!”
Our first phrase uses て-form and も to create something similar to “even if”. You’ll see what I mean. First, let’s deal with verbs and い-adjectives, which will look very much the same.
My Good Friend Verb, and His Cousin い-Adjective
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Homework (Grammar SRS)
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