Actions in Kanji! Discussion

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I see, thanks a lot for cleating that up!

Tariq
Posted 6 years ago

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Hi Tariq-san,

Dictionary-form (e.g. する) / Nai-form + ようになる can demonstrate the change in habitual action of someone.

On the other hand, Dictionary form  / Nai-form + ように .... means 'in order to...' and 'so that ....' /  'in order not to...' and 'so that ...not...'

-->  へやをよごさないように = in order not to get the room dirty

Aki
Posted 6 years ago

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へやをよごさないように

Having a little trouble with this sentence (from the first paragraph). Is it supposed to be from the lesson that I learned a few lessons ago? (するようになる） "I have come to do ..." with the なる dropped or is it something else?

Tariq
Posted 6 years ago