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.
Comparisons3 comparisons
- Ways to say "I'm going to" and "I plan to"JLPT N5–N4(よ)う・(よ)うと思う・つもりだ・予定だ・ことにする・ことになる
- Saying how sure you areJLPT N5–N2と思う・でしょう・だろう・はずだ・はずがない・に違いない・に相違ない・に決まっている
- Ways to say "as soon as"JLPT N4–N1たら・たとたん(に)・次第・かと思うと・かと思ったら・か~ないかのうちに・や・や否や・が早いか
Grammar points8 grammar points
- とand; with; (say, think) thatJLPT N5
- ってsays that…; as for…SpokenJLPT N5
- のではないだろうか・
のではないかと思うperhaps; I think it may beJLPT N3 - (よ)う・
(よ)うと思うI'll…; I think I'll…JLPT N4 - と思うI think (that)…JLPT N4
- かと思うと・
かと思ったらno sooner … than; just whenJLPT N2 - ものと思う・
ものと思っていたI trust that; I had assumedWrittenJLPT N1 - かな・
かしらI wonderSpokenJLPT N4
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.