Benefactive expression

もし

乗せていったあげる

行くんだったら

行くつもりだから

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• A Are you going to the party tomorrow? The venue restaurant is so far away from the station that it feels inconvenient, and I'm still debating whether or not to go.
• B I'm going to drive. I can take you if you go.
• According to the sentence, option 4 should be placed in one blank to indicate that I plan to drive there.
• もし~たら: indicates if ...... words, so option 1 and option 3 should be used together.
• Combined with the meaning of the sentence, the correct ordering is 4132.

聞いても

あったのか

何も

答えてくれないので

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• Correct ordering: 2143
• Translation: Lately, Tanaka hasn't been in much spirits. I'm worried, but even when I ask him what's wrong he won't say anything, so I can't do anything for him.
• Knowledge Points: This question focuses on the use of question word + も + negation.
• Question word + も + negation indicates total negation, so option 3 should be followed by option 4.
• 何があったのか means to ask, meaning did something happen? So option 2 should be placed at the top. And option 1 should be placed after option 2.

読んでくれてから

読んでもらってから

読んでくれるから

読んでもらうか

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• When I was a kid, I always had to have my parents read me a picture book before I went to bed.
• ~てくれる: Emphasize the other person's initiative to do something for me
• ~てもらう: emphasize that I am asking the other person to do something for me
• ~てから: indicates that the latter act occurs after the former act

聞いてあげられなかった

聞いてあげてよかった

聞いたほうがよかった

聞いてもかまわなかった

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• Translation: Although I knew that my friend was troubled, I was not able to listen to him because I was very busy with my work at that time.
• 聞いてあげられなかった：Failed to listen to him.
• ~てあげる means to do something to the other person and contains the sense of giving a favor to the other person, so it cannot be used for people of high status such as elders or superiors. It means to do something for ...... , help .......
• 2聞いてあげてよかった：It was fortunate that I heard him confide in him.
• 3聞いたほうがよかった：It would have been nice to hear it. ほうがよかった：Indicates emotions such as regret, disappointment, etc. when recounting the past.
• 4聞いてもかまわなかった：It doesn't matter if you didn't listen.

教えたいんですが

教えていいですか

教えてほしいんですが

教えてもらっていますか

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• Translation : Oikawa: Excuse me, Ishida. Is there a good dentist near the office, if you know one please let me know. I have a toothache.
• Ishida: It's a real pain in the ass. The dentist near the station is seriously quite good.
• 教えてほしいんですが：I hope you can tell me.
• てほしい: Expresses a request, hope, or demand for the other party. Means hope .......
• 1 教えたいんですが：I want to tell you.
• 2 教えていいですか：Is it okay to tell me?
• Generally seek permission from the other party in the form of the verb て form + もいいですか. Meaning can ...... Can? Can ...... Can?
• 4 Teach えてもらっていますか：错误用法。