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For full explanations visit [ltl-japanese.com/grammar-bank/](ltl-japanese.com/grammar-bank/)  \n\n| 1. ~ようだ/ ~ようです | 2. ~らしい |\n| --- | --- |\n| 'It seems like ~'—inference based on direct | 'Apparently ~ / it seems ~'—based on indirect |\n| evidence or the speaker's impression. | evidence or hearsay from others. |\n| かれはつかれているようです。 | らいしゅう、しけんがあるらしい。 |\n| He seems to be tired. | Apparently there's an exam next week. |\n| 3. ~はずだ | 4. ~わけだ |\n| 'Should be ~ / expected to be ~'—logical | 'That means ~ / no wonder ~'—explaining a natural |\n| expectation based on known facts. | or logical conclusion. |\n| かれはもう とうちゃくしているはずだ。 | ずっとれんしゅうしていたから、じょうずなわけだ。 |\n| He should already have arrived. | You've been practising all along—no wonder you're good. |\n| 5. ~わけではない | 6. ~かのようだ |\n| 'It's not that ~ / not necessarily ~'—partially denying | 'As if ~ / as though ~'—comparing something to a |\n| or qualifying a statement. | hypothetical situation. |\n| にほんごがきらいなわけではない。 | かれは しっているかのようにはなした。 |\n| It's not that I dislike Japanese. | He spoke as if he knew. |\n| 7. ~さえ~ば | 8. ~にしても |\n| 'If only ~ then ~'—minimal condition: as long as this | 'Even if ~ / no matter ~'—acknowledging a |\n| one thing is true. | condition but drawing a separate conclusion. |\n| じかんさえ あれば、にほんにいけるのに。 | たかいにしても、かいたい。 |\n| If only I had time, I could go to Japan. | Even if it's expensive, I want to buy it. |\n| 9. ~としても | 10. ~ものの |\n| 'Even if we assume ~ / even supposing ~'— | 'Although ~ / even though ~'—introduces a |\n| hypothetical concession. | contrast or unexpected outcome. |\n| かりに しっぱいしたとしても、あきらめない。 | にほんごをべんきょうしているものの、まだはなせない。 |\n| Even assuming I fail, I won't give up. | Although I study Japanese, I still can't speak it. |\n| 11. ~からには | 12. ~くせに |\n| 'Now that ~ / since ~'—implies obligation or | 'Even though ~ / and yet ~'—criticism or surprise at |\n| determination after a commitment. | a contradiction. |\n| はじめたからには、さいごまでやりとげる。 | しらないくせに、したり顔ではなす。 |\n| Now that I've started, I'll see it through to the end. | He talks knowingly even though he has no idea. |\n| 13. ~おかげで | 14. ~せいで |\n| 'Thanks to ~'—positive cause; the outcome is good | 'Because of ~ (negative)'—blaming something or |\n| because of something. | someone for a bad outcome. |\n| せんせいのおかげで、しけんに うかった。 | ねすごしたせいで、ちこくした。 |\n| Thanks to my teacher, I passed the exam. | Because I overslept, I was late. |\n\n15. ~ものだから  \n'Because ~ (excuse)'—giving a reason, often as a personal explanation or excuse.  \nでんしゃがおくれたものだから、まにあわなかった。 Because the train was delayed, I didn't make it in time.  \n16. ~ため(に)  \n'Because of ~' (cause, noun) / 'in order to ~'(purpose, verb) .  \nじこのために、でんしゃがとまった。 The train stopped due to an accident.  \n\n| 17. ~ところが | 18. ～一方(で) |\n| --- | --- |\n| 'However ~ / but ~'—introduces a result that is | 'On the other hand ~ / while ~'—contrasting or |\n| contrary to expectations. | simultaneous aspects. |\n| れんしゅうした。ところが、しあいにまけた。 | べんきょうしているいっぽうで、スポーツも |\n| I practised. However, I lost the match. | たのしんでいる。\u003Cbr>While I study, I also enjoy sports. |\n| 19. ~に対して | 20. ~わりに |\n| 'In contrast to ~ / toward ~ / in response to ~'. | 'Considering ~ / for ~ / despite ~'—result is |\n| あにはおとなしいのに対して、いもうとはにぎやかだ。 | unexpected given the premise. |\n| In contrast to my quiet brother, my sister is lively. | ねだんのわりに、りょうがおおい。\u003Cbr>Considering the price, the quantity is generous. |\n| 21. ~だけでなく | 22. ~ばかりか |\n| 'Not only ~ but also ~'—adds another element on | 'Not only ~ but also ~' (stronger)—an even more |\n| top of what's expected. | surprising addition. |\n| えいごだけでなく、にほんごもはなせる。 | かれは うたばかりか、おどりも うまい。 |\n| I can speak not only English but also Japanese. | Not only can he sing, but he can dance well too. |\n| 23. ～上に | 24. ~さえ |\n| 'Moreover ~ / on top of that ~'—stacking two | 'Even ~'—marks a surprising or extreme","cbCaieArHwSek7zw","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaieArHwSek7zw","pdf",64098,"English","# 1. ~ようだ/ ~ようです\n# 2. ~らしい\n# 3. ~はずだ\n# 4. ~わけだ\n# 5. ~わけではない\n# 6. ~かのようだ\n# 7. ~さえ~ば\n# 8. ~にしても\n# 9. ~としても\n# 10. ~ものの\n# 11. ~からには\n# 12. ~くせに\n# 13. ~おかげで\n# 14. ~せいで\n# 15. ~ものだから\n# 16. ~ため(に)\n# 17. ~ところが\n# 18. ～一方(で)\n# 19. ~に対して\n# 20. ~わりに\n# 21. ~だけでなく\n# 22. ~ばかりか\n# 23. ～上に\n# 24. ~さえ\n# 25. ~ようになる\n# 26. ~ようにする\n# 27. ~ことになっている\n# 28. ~ことにしている\n# 29. ~ていく\n# 30. ~たびに\n# 31. ~うちに\n# 32. ~てからでないと\n# 33. ～次第\n# 34. ~とおりに\n# 35. ~にしては\n# 36. ~ほど","[{\"question\":\"What grammar topics are covered in this N3 cheat sheet?\",\"answer\":\"It covers 41 JLPT N3 grammar patterns such as inference (~ようだ/~らしい), expectations (~はずだ), explanations (~わけだ), denial/qualification (~わけではない), and various conditional and contrast forms.\"},{\"question\":\"How does the sheet explain the meaning of each grammar pattern?\",\"answer\":\"Each entry provides an English summary of the function (e.g., direct evidence vs hearsay for ~ようだ/~らしい) plus example sentences in Japanese.\"},{\"question\":\"How are time and sequence relationships handled in the examples?\",\"answer\":\"Patterns like ~てからでないと (not until after), ~うちに (while/before a window closes), ~次第 (as soon as), and ~とおりに (exactly as) are included to express strict timing and step-by-step rule following.\"}]","N3 Grammar Cheat Sheet - LTL JLPT Practice | JLPT N3—Intermediate | PDF",1791167101]