Present and future
now, habits, and what is to come
| Form | Polite | Plain |
|---|---|---|
| AffirmativeI go into hospital | ||
| NegativeI don’t go into hospital |
JAPANESE VERB
入院する
to go into hospital
Tap any form to hear it. The part that changes is in colour.
now, habits, and what is to come
| Form | Polite | Plain |
|---|---|---|
| AffirmativeI go into hospital | ||
| NegativeI don’t go into hospital |
finished actions
| Form | Polite | Plain |
|---|---|---|
| AffirmativeI went into hospital | ||
| NegativeI didn’t go into hospital |
て形 · joining actions, “doing”, requests
| Form | Polite | Plain |
|---|---|---|
| て-formgoing into hospital, and… | ||
| Doing now (て います)I am going into hospital | ||
| Please (て ください)please go into hospital |
可能形 · “can”
| Form | Polite | Plain |
|---|---|---|
| AffirmativeI can go into hospital | ||
| NegativeI can’t go into hospital |
たい形 · “want to”
| Form | Polite | Plain |
|---|---|---|
| AffirmativeI want to go into hospital | ||
| NegativeI don’t want to go into hospital |
意向形 · “let’s”, “I’ll”
| Form | Polite | Plain |
|---|---|---|
| Let’slet’s go into hospital |
条件形 · “if” and “when”
命令形 · from gentle to blunt
受身形・使役形 · “is done”, “make someone do”
| Form | Polite | Plain |
|---|---|---|
| PassiveI am gone into hospital | ||
| CausativeI make someone go into hospital |
One sentence for each tense, the way people say it.
さとう さん は あした にゅういん します。
Mrs. Sato goes into hospital tomorrow.
そふ は しんぞう の びょうき で にゅういん した。
My grandfather went into hospital with a heart problem.
はは は いま にゅういん して います。
My mother is in hospital right now.
ベッド が いっぱい で、 すぐ に は にゅういん できない。
The beds are full, so he can't be admitted right away.
できれば、 わたし は にゅういん したくない。
If possible, I don't want to go into hospital.
ねん の ため、 にゅういん しましょう。
To be safe, let's have you admitted.
にゅういん したら、 まいにち おみまい に いく ね。
If you go into hospital, I'll visit every day.
いしゃ の いう とおり に、 にゅういん しなさい。
Do as the doctor says and go into hospital.
いしゃ は そふ を すぐ にゅういん させた。
The doctor had my grandfather admitted immediately.
The lessons that teach a form of it, and how they say it.
The same pattern, on other verbs: する verb.