How to say grammar in Japanese

Example Sentences

as may be のno 文法解釈bunpoukaishaku をwo 教えてoshiete くださいkudasai。: Please explain the grammar of 'as may be'.
省略shouryaku はha 立派なrippana 表現技法hyougengihou のno 一つhitotsu でありdeari、多くooku のno 文法書bunpousho でもdemo 紹介shoukai されていますsareteimasu。: Omission is a perfectly good example of an expression technique, and is brought up in many grammar books.
文法bunpou 事項jikou としてはtoshiteha、現在完了genzaikanryou のno 受動態judoutai がga 含まれていますfukumareteimasu。: The grammar section includes the passive voice of the present perfect.
国文法kokubunpou のno 現在形genzaigata はha これからkorekara のno ことkoto をwo 示すshimesu 用法youhou がga 多いooi。: There are many uses of the 'present tense' of Japanese grammar which indicate things yet to happen.
このkono ようなyouna ものmono をwo 修飾語shuushokugo とto 呼ばずyobazu にni、付加語fukago(A)とto 呼んでいるyondeiru 文法書bunpousho もmo ありますarimasu。: There are grammar books that call these sorts of things, not modifiers, but adjuncts (A).

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