JLPT N4 Grammar List
Master the intermediate grammar concepts required for the Japanese Language Proficiency Test (JLPT) N4. Each grammar topic includes detailed examples, providing you with the essential knowledge to build upon your foundational Japanese skills. If you're not familiar with N5 grammar yet, check out our JLPT N5 Grammar List first.
How to use N4 Grammar list: Browse through the grammar points and see example sentences. Track your progress by checking the “Learned” checkbox next to each grammar point you've mastered. Your progress is automatically saved locally in your browser, allowing you to easily continue where you left off.
therefore; that's why
but
moreover; in addition
for example
but… (softens or introduces a topic)
just finished; only just
finally
each time; every
first; to begin with
that means; signifies
it appears; seems like (based on observation)
I think…
probably; I suppose
might; possibly
indicates doing something for someone (as a favor)
indicates that someone does something for the speaker or their group
indicates receiving a favor or action from someone
thank you for doing [verb]
casual request: won't you do [verb]?
polite request: could you please do [verb]?