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Transitive and intransitive verbs are the capping stone to Japanese Grammar. Boost your year 12 chances from anywhere by watching the :Little Red Hen series. This method turns the hardest grammar into the easiest grammar. Only $150 per episode.

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Japan-lessons.com Covid-19 Quarantined student and school shutdown Japanese Grammar Online Lesson Special
Japanese Transitive and Intransitive Verbs (4 online lessons including work papers)
For a limited period The Little Red Hen Lessons 1, 2, 3 and 4 are available for download at the per student price $150/30 of $5 per student.
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Gratus The Little Red Hen Japanese Transitive and Intransitive Verbs series for the tour. (Gratus) (Episode 1 password is . Download the movies by going to website www.japan-lessons.com. where they are embedded, or just search online.

This is an amazing resource that makes transitive and intransitives a sinch, particularly acquiring a vocabulary.

If you know The LIttle Red Hen story:

Hen "Who is going to plant the wheat." (VT) dare ga komugi wo ueru ka.
Lazy Hen "Not I the wheat can plant itself." (VI) ie komugi ga uwaru.

(Also note the conjugation pattern
'end' oeru/ owaru
'plant' ueru/ uwaru

(These patterns come out clearly in the film. It is a very handy learning resource to teach students to remember which ones are transitive and then get the grammar and particle right. The result is a higher level of ability to translate and understand Japanese.)

Students can watch this video at any age from 3 yo upwards and the benefit will snowball.

The hens carry on like this throughout their lives, cleaning the house, in the bird bath etc. The movie is essential for students needing an A Level e grammar level.

I used to teach.

Please invite your colleages to watch it and see what a useful set of lessons it is.

https://vimeo.com/ondemand/littleredhen4

Haydn Growden

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Watch 1 THE LITTLE RED HEN TRANSITIVE AND INTRANSITIVE VERBS WITH SOME PASSIVE GRAMMAR POINTS Online | Vimeo On Demand TRANSITIVE AND INTRANSITIVE VERBS WITH SOME PASSIVE GRAMMAR POINTS