Group Study - Lesson 1 (Verbs Dictionary Form)

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The word "かえる" in Japanese can be translated as "return" or "go home". In this context, it implies the action of going back to one's home or original location. Therefore, the correct answer is "Return; Go home".

The correct answer is "Take (Time; Money)". The verb かかる can be used to indicate the amount of time or money required for a certain action or event. It implies that the action or event will consume or use up time or money. Therefore, "Take (Time; Money)" is the most appropriate translation for かかる in this context.

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The correct answer is "Put in." The verb "いれる" in Japanese means to put something in or to insert something into something else. It is commonly used when referring to placing an object inside another object or container.

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The correct answer is "Forget" because the word "わすれる" in Japanese translates to "forget" in English. This word refers to the action of not being able to remember or recall something that was previously known or learned.

The word "いる" in Japanese is used to indicate the existence or presence of a living thing. It is commonly translated as "be" in English when referring to living things. This usage is different from the words "put in" or "push" which imply actions, while "いる" simply states the state of being for a living thing.

The correct answer is "Work" because the phrase "しごとをする" translates to "to work" in English. The other options, such as asking somebody a question or cleaning, do not accurately represent the meaning of the given phrase.

The correct answer is "Write or Draw" because the word "かく" in Japanese can mean both "to write" and "to draw". Therefore, this answer encompasses both possible meanings of the word.

The word "よぶ" in Japanese can be translated as "Call" or "Invite". It can be used to call someone's name or to invite someone to an event or gathering. Therefore, the correct answer for this question is "Call; Invite".

The correct answer is "Buy" because the word "かう" in Japanese translates to "Buy" in English.

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The correct answer is "Brush; Polish". The word "みがく" in Japanese can have multiple meanings, but in this context, it most likely refers to the actions of brushing or polishing. This explanation is supported by the fact that "wash" and "write" do not directly relate to the word "みがく". Therefore, "Brush; Polish" is the most appropriate answer.

The word "きる" in Japanese can mean "cut" when used as a verb. It is commonly used to refer to cutting objects or materials with a sharp tool or instrument. Therefore, "cut" is the correct answer that accurately translates the meaning of "きる" in this context.

The given options "Start," "Move," and "Stop (Something stops)" represent actions. Out of these options, "Stop (Something stops)" is the correct answer because it implies the action of stopping something. The other options, "Start" and "Move," do not indicate the act of stopping, which is the main focus of the given options. Therefore, "Stop (Something stops)" is the most appropriate choice.

The word "はいる" in Japanese means "to enter". Therefore, the correct answer is "Enter".

The word "ふる" can be translated as "fall" in English, specifically referring to the falling of rain or snow. This is the most suitable and accurate translation for the given word. The other options, "clean" and "wash," do not align with the meaning of "ふる" in this context. Therefore, "fall (rain; snow)" is the correct answer.

The word "まがる" is a verb in Japanese which means "to turn". Therefore, the correct answer is "Turn".

The word "おしえる" is a Japanese verb that translates to "teach" in English. The other options, "speak" and "learn," do not accurately reflect the meaning of the given word. Therefore, the correct answer is "teach."

The word "つかれる" is a verb in Japanese that means "to get tired." It is used to describe the feeling of exhaustion or fatigue. In this context, the word is being translated into English, and "get tired" is the correct translation that accurately conveys the meaning of the verb.

The word "のる" in Japanese means "to get on" or "to board" a vehicle or transportation. It is used when someone is getting onto a bus, train, or any other form of transportation. Therefore, the correct answer is "Get on".

The word "わたる" in Japanese means "cross" in English. It does not mean "hand over" or "run". Therefore, the correct answer is "cross".

The correct answer is "Open (Somebody opens)". The verb "あける" in Japanese means to open something. In this context, it specifically refers to someone opening something. Therefore, the correct answer is "Open (Somebody opens)".

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The correct answer is "Get up". In Japanese, the verb "おきる" means to get up or to wake up. This word specifically refers to the action of getting out of bed or rising from a lying position. It does not mean sleep or stand, which are different actions. Therefore, "Get up" is the most appropriate translation for "おきる" in this context.

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The word "かえす" in Japanese can have multiple meanings depending on the context. In this case, the correct answer "Give something back" is the most appropriate interpretation. The word implies the action of returning or giving back something to its rightful owner or original place. This aligns with the meaning of "かえす" in the given options.

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The given word "のぼる" translates to "climb" in English. Therefore, the correct answer is "climb".

The correct answer is "Run" because the word "はしる" in Japanese translates to "Run" in English.

The correct answer is "Give." The verb "あげる" in Japanese means "to give." It is used when someone gives something to someone else as a voluntary action. This verb is commonly used to express the act of giving a gift or offering assistance to someone. Therefore, "Give" is the most appropriate translation for "あげる" in this context.

The word "かける" can have multiple meanings depending on the context. In this case, it can mean "make a telephone call" or "put one's glasses on". Both of these actions involve an action of putting something on or connecting something. Therefore, the correct answer is "make a telephone call; put one's glasses on".

The correct answer is "Do (one's) homework". The phrase "しゅくだいをする" translates to "do homework" in English. Therefore, the correct answer is to do one's homework.

The correct answer is "Swim". The word "およぐ" is a verb in Japanese which means "to swim". Therefore, the correct translation for "およぐ" is "Swim".

The correct answer is "Use". The word "つかう" in Japanese translates to "use" in English. Therefore, the correct option is "Use".

The word "やる" in Japanese can be translated as "do" in English. It is a versatile verb that can be used to express various actions or activities. While it can also be translated as "play" or "draw" depending on the context, the most general and common translation for やる is "do".

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The word "なる" in Japanese means "to become". It is used to indicate a change or transformation in someone or something. This word does not mean "cry" or "learn", so those options are incorrect. The correct answer is "become" because it accurately represents the meaning of "なる" in Japanese.

The word "つける" in Japanese can be translated as "turn on" or "light" in English. This translation refers to the action of switching on or activating a light source. It does not refer to getting tired or using something.

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The correct answer is "Take a walk." The phrase "さんぽをする" in Japanese translates to "take a walk" in English. This phrase is commonly used to express the act of going for a leisurely stroll or walk. It does not mean "cook" or "take a trip." Therefore, the correct answer is "Take a walk."

The word "そうじをする" translates to "clean" in English. This means that the action described by this word is related to cleaning. Therefore, the correct answer is "Clean".

The correct answer is "Put (up an umbrella)". In Japanese, the verb "さす" can mean "to put up" or "to raise" when referring to an umbrella. Therefore, the correct interpretation of "さす" in this context is to put up an umbrella.

The word "おりる" in Japanese translates to "Get off" in English. It refers to the action of disembarking or leaving a vehicle or a mode of transportation. Therefore, the correct answer is "Get off."

The word "はく" in Japanese can mean "put on" or "wear," but in this context, it specifically refers to putting on shoes. The other options, wearing clothes and putting on eye glasses, are not relevant to the word "はく" in this case. Therefore, the correct answer is "Put on (Shoes)."

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The word "だす" in Japanese can have multiple meanings depending on the context. In this case, it means "to post (a letter)". This is evident from the fact that the other options, "Write" and "Stand", do not fit the meaning of "だす" in this context. Therefore, the correct answer is "Post (a letter)".

The correct answer is "Learn (from somebody)". In Japanese, the word "ならう" means to learn, specifically from somebody else. It implies the act of acquiring knowledge or skills from a teacher or mentor. It does not mean to become or to teach, which are different actions altogether. Therefore, the correct interpretation of "ならう" is to learn from somebody.

The word "はれる" in Japanese can mean "clear (up)" when used in the context of weather or skies. It indicates that the weather is becoming clear or sunny after being cloudy or rainy. Therefore, the correct answer is "Clear (up)."

The word "おく" in Japanese can be translated as "put" or "place" in English. It refers to the action of placing an object in a certain location. It does not mean "throw" or "take". Therefore, the correct answer is "Put or Place".

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The word "つとめる" is a verb in Japanese which means "to work" or "to be employed". Therefore, the correct answer "Work for" accurately translates the meaning of the verb.

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The word "たのむ" in Japanese can be translated as "Ask" or "Order". This word is commonly used when someone wants to request or ask someone for something. It can also be used to give a command or order someone to do something. Therefore, "Ask; Order" is an appropriate translation for "たのむ".

The word "ある" in Japanese can be used to indicate existence or possession for both living and inanimate things. However, when it is used as a standalone verb, it is mainly used to describe the existence or presence of inanimate objects. In this context, it functions as a copula verb to indicate that something "is" or "exists" as an inanimate object.

The word "わたす" in Japanese can be translated as "hand over" in English. This means that when someone uses the word "わたす", they are referring to the action of giving something to someone else, usually by physically passing it from one person to another.

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The word "なく" in Japanese means "to sing" when referring to a bird. In this context, it is used to describe the action of a bird singing. Therefore, the correct answer is "Sing (Bird)".

The correct answer is "Lose." The word "なくす" in Japanese translates to "lose" in English. This means that the action of losing something is being described or implied. Singing and crying are not related to the meaning of "なくす," so they are not the correct answers.

The word "かす" in Japanese translates to "lend" in English. This means that when someone uses the word "かす", they are referring to the action of lending something to someone. Therefore, "lend" is the correct answer in this context.

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