日本語のおしゃべり

Japanese Language
「Sentence Structure」

The te form of a verb is used to link two or more actions in the order of their occurrence. The tense of a sentence with the te form used in this way is determined by the final verb.
NOTE: In formal speech and writing, the stem form replaces the te form.

Examples:
ケンは新宿でバスを降りて本屋に入った。
Ken wa Shinjuku de basu o orite hon'ya ni haitta.
Ken got off the bus at Shinjuku and entered a bookstore.

彼女は朝早く起きて、ジョギングをして、朝ご飯を食べる。
Kanojo wa asa hayaku okite, jogingu o shite, asagohan o taberu.
She gets up early in the morning, jogs, and eats breakfast.

友達と銀座へ行って高級レストランで食事をした。
Tomodachi to Ginza e itte kōkyū resutoran de shokuji o shita.
I went to Ginza with my friend and had a meal at a high-class restaurant.

Hope this helps!

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