Overview Chapter 11 Introduction and Outcomes

 

Chapter 11 Introduction and Outcomes

Welcome to Chapter 11! 

Introduction

In chapter 11 ,  our focus will be on：

  • How to use the verb stem + たいto describe your hope or desires.  (～見たい I want to see..、～行きたい I want to go ...）
  •  How to use the pattern ～たり 、～たりする／します, to suggests that the  things referred to are proposed as examples. （食べたり、 飲んだりします. I'll eat and drink, etc.）
  • How to use the verb past tense short form +ことがある／ありますto describe that you did something in earlier time, or have the experience.（日本に行ったことがある／あります。I have been to Japan.）
  • The particle や．(AやB, for example. )（京都や東京に行きました。I went to Kyoto and Tokyo for example.）
  • Learning more vocabulary and kanji.

Learning Outcomes

By the end of chapter 11 you should be able to：

  • Recognize  the importance of the verb stem + たい, and how to use it to describe your desire or hope. 
  • Identify the patterns～たり、～たりする／します, and how to use it in a sentence.
  • Recognize  the importance of the ～ことがある／ありますin Japanese language and  where to use  ～ことがある／あります in a sentence. also how to use ～ことがある／ありますto talk about your experience of the past.
  • Identify the particleや, and how to use it in a sentence.
  • Talking about home towns.
  • Asking about childhood dreams and ambitions.
  • Identify fifteen more kanji characters and be able to use them in writing, and memorize the new vocabulary． 

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