Home Japanese doubts about grammar のが, ことが, のをJJapanesedoubts about grammar のが, ことが, のをMay 15, 2024One comment When using のが, ことが, のを, to nominalize a verb, the verb in question sould always be in the dictionary form or it can be in other forms such as ている? Like: 彼はいつも働いているのが好き(would this phrase be correct?)by HK416-X Tags:Japanese 1 commentIt just needs to be in short/informal form, not long -ます or -ました. It can work with negative -ない too, e.g. なにも言わないことがむずかしい。Leave a ReplyYou must be logged in to post a comment.
It just needs to be in short/informal form, not long -ます or -ました. It can work with negative -ない too, e.g. なにも言わないことがむずかしい。
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It just needs to be in short/informal form, not long -ます or -ました. It can work with negative -ない too, e.g. なにも言わないことがむずかしい。