Grammar - Grade 2 List View

Review these list items to study and edit your keyphrase and other memory aids.
Grammar Point

A Keyphrase should be a short phrase that brings to mind and helps to remember the information on this frame.
だけで

as much as, to the extent of, enough to


Verb Dictionary Form + だけで

This grammar point is used to indicate that simply doing a specific action is sufficient to bring about a certain state or result. It emphasizes that no further action or effort is required beyond the initial action mentioned.

The dictionary form of a verb followed by だけで expresses that just performing that verb's action is enough to achieve a result or feel a certain way.


Just by looking at it, I understand.

Just thinking about it makes me happy.

You can buy it just by using this card.

Note

This structure is often used with verbs of perception or simple actions like 'seeing', 'hearing', or 'thinking' to show that even those small actions are enough to cause a strong reaction.



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