JLPTN5 Grammar

I will give a present to Mr. Murayama too (formal)

私は村山さんにもプレゼントをあげます

You can't buy fresh fish in this town. You can't buy it in the next own either. (Formal)

この町では新しい魚が買えません。隣の町でも買えません

Mr Harris can read even difficult Kanji (formal)

ハリスさんはこんな難しい漢字も読めます

I know as many as 8000 kanji (informal)

漢字を八千も知っている

As many as 10 cars sold today (informal)

今日は車が十台も売れた

I didn't eat anything (informal) nanimo and daremo are always used in negative sentences

何も食べなかった

Nobody knows about it (formal) nanimo and daremo are always used in negative sentences

だれもそのことを知りません

Mr OKI is always kind to people (informal)

大木さんはいつも人に親切だ

Koyama never keeps his promise (informal)

小山さんはいつも約束を守らない

Nancy doesn't even listen to me (informal) Verb masu + mo is always followed by a negative form of suru

ナンシーは私の話を聞きもしない

Don't even talk Verb masu + mo is always followed by a negative form of suru

話しもしない

Don't even eat Verb masu + mo is always followed by a negative form of suru

食べもしない