「風(かぜ)□窓(まど)□開(あ)□た。」は「風(かぜ)ガ窓(まど)ヲ開(あ)ケた。」か,「風デ窓ガ開イた。」か?

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A definition of Japanese verbs and sentences will be given in this paper. We can not distinguish between Japanese transitive verbs and intransitive verbs. But we can distinguish very easily between verbs of movement and verbs of state. If anything, we Japanese like expression by verbs of state. Is it true? "Sentences are made from subject and predicate." We fail? We fail! We fail. William Shakespeare's "Macbeth" Act I, Scene Vii These sentences are correct English. These sentences have diferent meanings. So, sentences are made from letters and marks.