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「Learn Japanese」 Noun Verbs/Verbal Nouns Some nouns can be used as verbs simply by following them with the basic verb する, which means to do. Generally, they can be used with or without the を particle in between the noun and する; but if a direct object is involved, there cannot be two を particles in the same clause so one must be omitted. The easiest way to do this is to drop the を between the noun and the する but in many cases, the を corresponding to the direct object can be dropped instead. Example(s): CORRECT: テニスを練習します。 CORRECT: Tennis wo renshuu shimasu. (I practice tennis.) CORRECT: テニスの練習をします。 CORRECT: Tennis no renshuu wo shimasu. (I practice tennis.) WRONG: テニスを練習をします。 WRONG: Tennis wo renshuu wo shimasu. (I do the practice tennis.) ✧¸¸.•*¨*• •*¨*•.¸¸✧ This video series is presented by becauseofdreams. http://becauseofdreams.com/ For the sub-domain dedicated to the Japanese grammar patterns covered in this video series and other aspects of learning the Japanese language and culture, visit http://learnjapanese.becauseofdreams.... All media presented in this video is created and owned by becauseofdreams or is used with complete permissions. ✧¸¸.•*¨*• •*¨*•.¸¸✧ Edit(s): *Please do leave a comment below if you notice any potential errors so I can include a notification about it! Also, please enable replies for your comments if you would like an actual response.
