A Reference Grammar of Japanese

<p>Have you ever wondered about a Japanese sentence your textbook fails to explain? Do you feel unsure about the use of <i>"wa," "ga,"</i> and <i>"mo?"</i> Or what the rules and meanings of words in their literary forms are? If so, you will find your answers in <i>A Reference Grammar of Japanese,</i> the most comprehensive and reliable reference source available.<br><br>With an extensive 105-page index, the reader will quickly find explanations for particles such as <i>wa, ga, mo, ni,</i> and <i>de;</i> difficult nouns such as <i>mono, koto, tokoro, wake, hazu,</i> and <i>tame;</i> sentence extensions such as <i>ne, yo, sa, yara,</i>and <i>nari;</i> verb tenses, literary forms, negative forms--in short, everything concerned with the Japanese language. For the serious student, this book is indispensable for clearing up the ambiguities of puzzling Japanese sentences.</p>