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How is the て form being used here?
I was reading and a line was
"聞かれてはまずい会話をしているのだから、向こうも気を利かせて黙ったのだろう。"
How is the て in 聞かれて being used here?
Thanks in advance.
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~てくる and ~ていく
So I know ~てくる means "to do X and come back" and ~ていく is "to go and do X"
But I recently learned that ~てくる can also mean "it started to X"
Is there some other way ~ていく can be used also then?
I've also seen慣れてきているところ, what does ところ add to the sentence?
And do you know the difference just from the context?
Thanks.
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I don't understand the conjugation of 失いかけた
Is "verb + い + かける" a form of conjugation? And what does it mean?
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How do these sentences work?
リー「料理はどうですか。」
田中「料理はまだぜんぜん作っていません。」
リー「私の国の料理を作ってもいません。」
Does Tanaka say they've "never cooked yet" or that they've "still haven't got to cooking something"
And what does the "もいません" mean in "作ってもいません"
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Difference between 走ればよかった and 走たほうがいい
Is ほうが treated more like advice? Like "Instead of walking you should've ran"
While えば is more of a suggestion? ”If you had ran, it would've been better"
Is ほうが more rude since it sounds a bit more confrontational?
Edit: I meant to write "走たほうがよかった” my bad!
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What is the difference between これはいくらだっけ and これはいくらだったっけ?
When would you use 「だったっけ」 instead of 「だっけ」？
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What's the difference between these two?
彼は熊が怖そう
彼は熊を怖がっています
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What's the difference between these 3?
走ったほうがいい,
走るべき
and 走ればいい?
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