Learn Japanese Verb Te-form Conjugation Questions and Answers

Question 1

Which of the following is the correct te-form for the verb 飲む (nomu - to drink)?

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飲んで (nonde)

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飲みて (nomite)

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飲って (notte)

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飲んでて (nondete)

Question 2

A student wants to say, 'I will eat breakfast and go to school.' How should they correctly conjugate the verb 食べる (taberu - to eat) in this sentence: 「朝ごはんを＿＿＿＿、学校に行きます。」?

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食べて (tabete)

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食べって (tabette)

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食べる (taberu)

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食べりて (taberite)

Question 3

Which of the following Group 1 (u-verb) endings conjugates to 'って' (tte) in the te-form?

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う (u)

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く (ku)

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す (su)

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ぐ (gu)

Question 4

What is the correct te-form of the irregular verb 来る (kuru - to come)?

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来て (kite)

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来って (kutte)

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来て (kitte)

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来んで (konde)

Question 5

A friend is telling you about their plans: 「明日、東京に＿＿＿＿、買い物をします。」(Tomorrow, I will go to Tokyo and shop). Which is the correct form of 行く (iku - to go) to fill in the blank?

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行って (itte)

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行いて (iite)

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行きて (ikite)

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行で (ide)

Question 6

Which of the following statements about te-form conjugation is correct?

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Group 2 (ichidan) verbs are conjugated by dropping the final 'る' (ru) and adding 'て' (te).

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All verbs ending in 'る' (ru) follow the same conjugation rule.

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Group 1 verbs ending in 'す' (su) change to 'んで' (nde).

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The te-form always indicates that an action is happening in the past.