母は子どもに野菜を食べさせます。 Haha wa kodomo ni yasai o tabesasemasu.
Below are the complete answers for the Renshuu B exercises, compiled from various reliable sources.
Make sentences using the causative form.
This pattern is used to describe your visual impression or conjecture about a state or action that is about to happen. minna no nihongo lesson 43 renshuu b answers
Renshuu B successfully reinforces the concept of "active preparation." Unlike the passive state of te-arimasu , te-okimasu requires the subject to actively perform a verb with a specific future intent. Mastery of this pattern allows learners to discuss schedules, planning, and preventative measures naturally.
This pattern indicates going to a place, performing an action, and then returning to the current location. Renshuu B Sample Answers ちょっと 飲み物を 買って 。(I'm going to go buy a drink [and come back]). ちょっと 電話を かけて 。(I'm going to go make a phone call [and come back]). ちょっと 食事して 。(I'm going to go have a meal [and come back]). Study Resources Vocabulary Flashcards : Practice key terms like (increase) and Full Answer Keys Minna no Nihongo
ボタンが (とれます) → ボタンが とれそうです 。 (The button looks like it’s about to come off.) This pattern is used to describe your visual
This structure indicates that an action is about to happen or looks like it will happen soon. (To rain) -> (It looks like it will rain) (1) (To fall): (It looks like it will fall) (2) (To quit/stop): (It looks like she/he will quit) (3) (To break): (It looks like it will break) (4) (To come): (It looks like she/he will come) 3. Exercise 3: Using (Receiving Actions)
Before diving into the answers, it is crucial to understand the two core grammar structures tested in this lesson. 1. The Conjectural ～そうです (Looks like / Seems)
電話を使いたいとき： → 電話を使わせてください。 This pattern indicates going to a place, performing
This pattern is used to describe an impression based on what you see or a prediction based on current circumstances. V-stem + そうです: "It looks like [action] is about to happen." い-adj (drop 〜い) + そうです: "It looks [adjective]." (Exception: な-adj + そうです: "It looks [adjective]." Renshuu B Sample Answers Observing a state (V-stem + sou desu) a. 枝が 折れ そうです 。(The branch looks like it’s about to break.) b. 紐が 切れ そうです 。(The string looks like it’s about to snap.) c. ボタンが とれ そうです 。(The button looks like it’s about to come off.) d. 木が 倒れ そうです 。(The tree looks like it’s about to fall over.) Predicting the weather or immediate future a. 雨が 降り そうですよ 。(It looks like it's going to rain.) b. ガスの 火が 消え そうですよ 。(The gas flame looks like it's going to go out.) c. もうすぐ 雨が やみ そうですよ 。(It looks like the rain will stop soon.) Expressing an impression (Adjective + sou desu) そうです 。(They look lonely.) そうです 。(They look happy.) そうです 。(They look like they have free time.) そうです 。(It looks convenient.) Grammar Point 2: Vて-form ＋ きます (Go and do)
その歌は誰に作られましたか。 → 有名な歌手に作られました。 (Yuumei na kashu ni tsukuraremashita.)