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Language Proficiency Test  \nlevel N4.  \nBy [http://japanesetest4you.com](http://japanesetest4you.com)  \nClick on each grammar for more details.  \nあまり~ない(amari~nai) : not very, not much  \n今度の一件については、どうもあまり自信はない。  \nI don't feel too sure about this whole affair.  \nkondo no ikken ni tsuite wa, doumo amari jishin wa nai.  \nあとで(ato de) : after, later  \n私は会社を辞めたあとで、彼からの連絡もめっきり減っていた。  \nAfter I quit my job, I hadn't heard from him much.  \nwatashi wa kaisha o yameta ato de, kare kara no renraku mo mekkiri hette ita.  \nば(ba): if…then  \n人は死ねば、皮膚しか身につけていない。  \nWhen a man dies he has only his skin.  \nhito wa shineba, hifu shika mi ni tsukete inai.  \n場合は(baai wa) : in the event of  \n頭部の外傷の場合、最初の二十四時間は注意が必要です。  \nHead trauma is delicate in the first twenty-four hours.  \ntoubu no gaishou no baai, saisho no nijuuyo jikan wa chuui ga hitsuyou desu.  \nだけで(dake de): just by  \n安定した収入を得るだけでは満足できなかった。  \nI wasn't satisfied just to earn a good living.  \nantei shita shuunyuu o eru dake de wa manzoku dekinakatta.  \nだす(dasu): to suddenly begin, to suddenly appear  \n彼の話を聞いて、つい笑い出してしまった。  \nI burst into laughing when I heard his story.  \nkare no hanashi o kiite, tsui warai dashite shimatta.  \nでも(demo) : or something  \n何か暖かいものでも飲む?  \nHow about something hot to drink?  \nnanika atatakai mono demo nomu.  \nでございます(de gozaimasu): to be (honorific)  \nほんとに冬の間は、ここはおそろしいほど閑静なんでございますのよ。  \nIt's very quiet here in the winter.  \nhonto ni fuyu no aida wa, koko wa osoroshii hodo kansei nan de gozaimasu no yo.  \nがる(garu) : to show signs of, to feel  \n手に入れるのが難しいものほど、人は欲しがるのだ。  \nThe more unattainable something seems, the more people want it.  \nte ni ireru no ga muzukashii mono hodo, hito wa hoshigaru no da.  \nがする(ga suru) : smell, hear, taste  \n背後で重厚なドアが閉じる音がした。  \nThe heavy door clicked shut behind me.  \nhaigo de juukou na doa ga tojiru oto ga shita.  \nごろ(goro) : around, about  \nオフィスには八時頃行き、電話をかけたり受けたりし始めます。  \nI usually arrive at my office by eight, and I start getting on 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\n必要がある(hitsuyou ga aru) : it is necessary to  \nもう一度お会いする必要があります。  \nWe need to meet again.  \nmou ichido oai suru hitsuyou ga arimasu.  \n欲しい(hoshii) : to want something, to be in need of  \nイエスという答がほしい。あなたはこの仕事の最適任者だ。  \nI want you to say yes. 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