Grammar - Grade 2 List View

Review these list items to study and edit your keyphrase and other memory aids.
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以外いがい

with the exception of, excepting, excluding


Noun and 以外

Attaches directly to a noun to mean 'other than' or 'except for' that specific noun.

Standalone Noun + 以外

Used to state an exception to a statement.


I eat things other than meat.

Noun + 以外 + の + Noun

When modifying another noun, the particle の is required between 以外 and the following noun.


Animals other than cats

Note

以外 acts as a dependent noun. When it directly modifies another noun, it must be followed by the particle の.

Informal Clause + 以外

Used after verbs, adjectives, or copulas to mean 'besides the fact that' or 'other than doing' an action.

Verb Plain Form + 以外

Attaches to the dictionary or plain past form of a verb.


Other than walking

い-Adjective + 以外

Attaches directly to the end of an い-Adjective.


Besides being hot

な-Adjective + である + 以外

な-Adjectives require である before 以外.


Besides being quiet

Descriptive Noun + である + 以外

When used as a descriptive clause (besides the fact that someone or something is a noun), nouns require である.


Besides the fact that someone is a doctor

Note

For both な-Adjectives and Nouns in a descriptive clause, the standard plain copula だ cannot be used before 以外. It must be changed to である.



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