Practice Makes Perfect: Complete Japanese Grammar

Practice Makes Perfect

by SATO

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The most hands-on, practical workbook for learning to read, write and speak Japanese flawlessly





Practice, practice, practice--and improve your ability to read, write and speak Japanese as it's really used. Practice Makes Perfect: Complete Japanese Grammar, Premium Second Edition has everything you need to progress from beginning to advanced fluency, from clear explanations and practical examples to all the practice required for language mastery.



This updated, new edition boasts audio support online and via mobile app, ensuring you'll speak the language as well as you write and speak it. The answers to more than 100 exercises in the book have been recorded and are available via the McGraw-Hill Language Lab app, and you can also (depending on your mobile device's capabilities) record your own answers to compare with native speakers.





- 200 exercises in 15 units covering all aspects of Japanese grammar, with explanations that include useful/helpful comparisons with English grammar--including hiragana, katakana, and kanji script
- Author has a proven teaching record, with extensive experience as an educator and curriculum developer
- All example sentences are written in Japanese script, with Romanization alongside to help pronunciation
- Exercises for use either in the classroom use or for individual study
- New to this edition: recordings of answers to many exercises throughout book

Genres: Japanese Literature, Language, Nonfiction, Textbooks, Ebooks

306 pages, Paperback

First published December 23, 2013

Reviews

[Laura (ローラ) · Rating 4 out of 5]

I think it's a pretty good overview, and a nice review if you haven't studied Japanese in a while. A pretty good grammar book. Easy to work through. The later chapters felt a bit lazy in my opinion, and didn't offer nearly as much content as the earlier chapters. I wouldn't recommend this if you're a true beginner, as it doesn't offer much explanation for accompanying grammar points, so maybe get your feet wet first... This covers mostly N5/N4 level grammar.

[Black Tea Lady ☕️📚 · Rating 4 out of 5]

Very basic Japanese, useful if you are a beginner, good for practice and for remembering lessons.

[K · Rating 4 out of 5]

While of course I wouldn’t recommend using the book on its own, you should always use additional sources when you’re attempting to learn a new language, it is a great companion and offers insight.