動詞述語文における「こと」と「の」の使い分け

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Concerning the use of "koto" and "no" in Japanese language, depending on the governing verb one can use either both interchangeably, or only one them. If one can use both, however their meaning is not exactly the same, but depends on the selection made. The following two rules may show how to distinguish between the two words by use of understanding the degree of realization implied in the embedded sentence. (1) Given that the embedded sentence expresses the realization of something, "no" is used if the event of the embedded sentence and the event of the main sentence occur at the same time, however "koto" is used, if not. (2) If the embedded sentence is not a realization of something, "no" is used if the possibility of realization is considered high, "koto" however is used, if not.
日本語教育方法研究会の論文
2007-03-17