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WALT Test Grammar Notes Conversation Hiragana

Kore wa pen desu/pen desu. What is this? Kore wa nan desuka? What is this? Kore wa pen desu/pen desu. This is a pen

Kore, sore, are Kore (this) Refers to something that is close to the speaker Sore (that) Refers to something that is away from the speaker but close to the listener Are (that) Refers to something that is far away from both the speaker and the listener

Kore wa nan desuka?

Sore wa nan desuka?

Are wa nan desuka?

Sore wa monosashi desu.

Kore wa monosashi desu

Are wa monosashi desu

Sore wa monosashi desu. Kore wa nan desuka?

Sore wa nan desuka? Kore wa monosashi desu

Are wa nan desuka? Are wa monosashi desu

Conversation A: kore wa nan desuka? sore are B: kore wa _____desu.

Homework In your logbook  Revise classroom objects, Hiragana and Kore,sore, are.