At N2, grammar and kanji go wrong the same way: two things look almost the same, and you cannot say which one belongs in the blank. There are two drills here, one for each.
The kanji drill lines up the kanji that share a reading and separates them by meaning and example words — the 13 kanji read “kou” sit together in one unit. All 367 N2 kanji, in 31 units arranged by sound rather than by stroke count or frequency.
The grammar drill puts the confusable patterns side by side and teaches you to tell them apart, with a diagram of what actually differs. Each unit is four pages: see the difference, hear it in a dialogue, work through four questions, then check your answers. Sixty-two patterns across 17 units.
JLPT N2 Kanji — Same Sound, Different Character
目次 In EnglishHow it is arrangedWhat you getPrint it again as many times as you needHow this sits with our first titleFormatAbout the coverage日本語こんな人のための本です何がちがうか ―― 音でまとめて、見分ける中身1 ユニットは 4 ページ、やることが決まっています作りについて何度でも刷り直せます第 1 弾との関係形式収録範囲について In English You know how to read kougi, kouku, kouka. Then the four choices come up — 講 航 効 硬 — and you […]
JLPT N2 Grammar — Spot the Difference Drill
目次 In EnglishThis book is not a list of every N2 patternWhat one unit looks likeWhat is in the bookMade to be printedNewly writtenFormat日本語この本は、N2 の文法を端から並べた本ではありません1 ユニットの中身収録しているもの刷って使う前提で組んであります新しく書き起こしたものです形式 In English You passed N3. Then N2 grammar started playing tricks on you. かねる and かねない are one character apart and mean opposite things. わけではない and わけにはいかない look like […]
