日本語のおしゃべり

Japanese Language
「Sentence Structure」

The te form of a verb, followed by the particle kara ("after"), expresses a temporal relation between one action and another: after doing one thing (or after one thing happens), one does another thing (or another thing happens). The tense of a sentence with te kara is determined by the final verb.

Examples:
由紀子(さん)は学校が終わってからテニスをします。
Yukiko(-san) wa gakkō ga owatte kara tenisu o shimasu.
Yukiko plays tennis after school finishes.

彼は車を買ってから免許をとった。
Kare wa kuruma o katte kara menkyo o totta.
He got his liscense after he bought the car.

ベンは高校を卒業してから空軍に入った。
Ben wa kōkō o sotsugyō shite kara kūgun ni haitta.
After graduating from high school, Ben joined the Air Force.

Hope this helps!

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