N5Can understand basic Japanese
JLPT N5 Grammar
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Exam Structure
N5 Section Score Structure
60 pts
Language Knowledge (Vocabulary / Grammar)
60 pts
Reading
60 pts
Listening
※ Even with a passing total score, you fail if any section is below 19 points.
Question Types
Question types covered in JLPT N5 Grammar
Real Examples
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1Form Judgment
あした ともだち（ ）あいます。
- CorrectにCorrect — the particle 「に」 marks the person you meet.
- WrongをMarks a direct object; not used with 「会う」.
- WrongがMarks the subject, doesn't fit this context.
- WrongでMarks a place or means, doesn't fit this context.
Explanation. 「(person)に会う」 is a fixed expression meaning "to meet (someone)".
2Sentence Composition
Choose the grammatically correct sentence.
- Correctわたしは まいあさ パンを たべますCorrect — the object of eating takes the particle 「を」.
- Wrongわたしは まいあさ パンが たべます「が」 marks a subject, not fitting the object position.
- Wrongわたしは まいあさ パンに たべます「に」 doesn't mark a direct object.
- Wrongわたしは まいあさ パンで たべます「で」 marks means/place, not fitting the object position.
Explanation. The direct object of the transitive verb 「たべます」 takes the particle 「を」.
3Text Grammar
きょうは あめです。（ ）、うちで ほんを よみます。
- CorrectだからCorrect — fits the cause-and-effect flow of "it's raining" → "so I'll read at home".
- WrongしかしMeans "however", a contrastive conjunction that doesn't fit.
- WrongそれからMeans "after that", showing sequence, not cause-and-effect.
- WrongまたはMeans "or", showing a choice, doesn't fit.
Explanation. Since the first sentence is the cause and the second is the result, the connective 「だから」 fits.
Study Methods
- ✓Organize the roles of basic particles (が/を/に/で) into a table and practice with example sentences.
- ✓Practice conjugation forms (ます-form, て-form, ない-form) out loud.
Common Mistakes
- !Guessing at particles が/を/に/で without understanding their roles.
- !Mixing polite and plain conjugation forms.