Composants de la phrase japonaise

False (B)

noms propres, adjectifs nominaux

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<p>Mots invariables = Noms propres et déterminatifs Particules = Connectent des parties de la phrase Mots verbaux = Expriment une action Adjectifs verbaux = Modifient des verbes ou des noms</p> Signup and view all the answers

Six key components (plus context) form a complete Japanese sentence, each with specific grammatical roles.

Words in Japanese that maintain the same form across different sentence positions and don't change based on grammatical function.

Particles in Japanese that link words and phrases together, specify grammatical functions, and show relationships between components.

Words that change form based on their grammatical role in the sentence (e.g., tense, case).

The surrounding information and situation that helps determine the specific meaning and function of elements within a Japanese sentence.