歌を使った日本語文法教育(4) --「命令形の歌」について

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[Abstract] “The Song of Imperative Forms” was created July 2010. This song is a music material made for teaching and learning the Japanese language. Groups of verb conjugations are divided in the lyrics to understand the structure of the imperative forms. The Roman alphabet is accompanied to the Japanese lyrics for seeing the distinction between stems and endings. Verb conjugation groups (I, II and III) are contained in both verse 1 and verse 2. However, the verb group II whose end of stem is vowel "i" is used in verse 1, and whose end is "e" is included in verse 2. Effective teaching and learning Japanese language with fun is expected.