Japanese grammar
710 grammar points and 48 comparisons, from JLPT N5 to N1. Each page says what a form means, how to build it and when to use it, with sentences you can listen to.
Comparisons2 comparisons
- "May I?", "you can" and "you don't have to"JLPT N5–N1てもいい・てはいけない・ちゃいけない・なくてもいい・てもかまわない・なくてもかまわない
- KeigoJLPT N5–N2いらっしゃる・おっしゃる・なさる・召し上がる・ご覧になる・参る・伺う・申す・いたす
Grammar points3 grammar points
- あげる・
くれる・ もらうgive; give (to me); getJLPT N5 - てあげる・
てくれる・ てもらうdo for someone; do for me; have someone doJLPT N4 - させてもらう・
させていただくbe allowed to; do, if I mayJLPT N3
The levels are Kotomora's study groupings. The JLPT does not publish a fixed list of grammar points for the current test. See the official JLPT FAQ.