JLPT N3 Grammar
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Exam Structure
N3 Section Score Structure
Language Knowledge (Vocabulary / Grammar)
Reading
Listening
※ Even with a passing total score, you fail if any section is below 19 points.
Question Types
Question types covered in JLPT N3 Grammar
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1Form Judgment
もっと はやく でれば、しんかんせんに ( )のに。
- Correctまにあった「~ば~たのに」 expresses regret about a past fact.
- WrongまにあうPresent tense, doesn't fit the regret pattern.
- WrongまにあおうVolitional form, doesn't fit the context.
- WrongまにあってTe-form; the sentence can't end on this form.
Explanation. 「~ば~のに」 expresses the regret "if only I had..., I would have..." and is followed by a past-tense form.
2Sentence Composition
Choose the grammatically correct sentence.
- Correct仕事が終わり次第、連絡します「~次第」 attaches directly to the ます-stem to mean "as soon as".
- Wrong仕事が終わり次第に、連絡しますThe particle 「に」 is not attached after 「次第」.
- Wrong仕事を終わり次第、連絡しますThe particle 「が」 is the natural choice in this pattern.
- Wrong仕事が終わったなり、連絡します「なり」 is a different pattern meaning "and then, in that state".
Explanation. 「ます-stem + 次第」 is an N3 pattern meaning "as soon as, immediately after".
3Text Grammar
この しょうひんは にんきが あります。( )、ざいこが すくなく なって います。
- CorrectそのためCorrect — fits the cause-and-effect of "the product is popular" → "so stock has run low".
- WrongそれにもかかわらずMeans "despite that", a contrastive expression that doesn't fit.
- WrongところがMeans "however" (unexpected turn), awkward here.
- WrongさもないとMeans "otherwise", a conditional expression that doesn't fit.
Explanation. 「そのため」 naturally connects the cause (popularity) with the result (reduced stock).
Study Methods
- ✓Make comparison tables for similar patterns (e.g. ~ば~のに vs. ~たら) to clarify the differences.
- ✓Practice honorific and humble expressions separately, according to situation.
Common Mistakes
- !Failing to distinguish the subtle differences between conditional patterns (ば/たら/と/なら).
- !Guessing text-grammar questions from the conjunction alone without reading the surrounding sentences.