Difference 【Difference】between になる（ninaru）and くなる（kunaru）which both means ‘become + adjective’
くなる is used with いadjective, and になる is used with なadjective. Let's see some examples.
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Difference 【Difference】between ている (teiru), ていく (teiku), てくる (tekuru), てある (tearu), ておく (teoku), てみる(temiru)
They look really similar and confusing. Let's understand them all at once on this page.
Difference 【Difference】between と (to) and とき (toki) that are both conjunctions
Let's find out what is the difference between と and とき.
Difference 【Difference】てform + くれる、あげる、もらう
On this page, you can learn how to show appreciation using verb てform + くれる, あげる or もらう.
Difference 【Difference】between は (wa) and が (ga) which are subject marking particles
Use が if you want to make the subject of a sentence specific and exclusive. Other than that, use は.
Difference 【Difference】between で (de) and に (ni) which are location marking particles
When you talk about a place, you often use 'in' or 'at' in English. In Japanese, they are で or に.
Difference 【Difference】between Verb Polite Form and Verb Plain Form
For example, 'to eat' in Polite Form is たべます and that in Plain Form is たべる. Verbs in Polite Form are used in a formal occasion and to show respect to people. Verbs in Plain Form are used amongst friends in a casual situation.
Difference 【Difference】between と (to), ば (ba) and ら (ra)
Introduction
と, ば and ら are used in the sentence pattern below:
Sentence 2 + if or when + Sentence 1
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Difference 【Difference】between direct question and indirect question
Direct questions are often used amongst friends and somebody close to you such as people in your family.
Difference 【Difference】between ‘verb てform’ and ‘verb たform + り’
Both of them mean "I eat peach, drink water and read books." However, the first sentence tells that the person does those things in that order.