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JLPT N3 Grammar

Grammar form ·
Choose the correct expression for the blank.
が ふりそうだから、かさを もって いった (  )
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解答と解説 · Show the full answer & explanation
訳 · Translation

It looks like rain, so you'd better take an umbrella.

正解 · Answer

解説 · Why

〜たほうが いい offers advice: 雨が ふりそうだから、もって いったほうが いい ("since it may rain, you'd better take one").

誤答 · Why the other options are wrong
つもりだ states the speaker's own intention, not advice to the listener.
はずだ ("should be, expectation") does not fit here.
〜ことが ある ("there are times when") does not fit advice.
語彙 · Breakdown
〜たほうがいいhad better ~
〜そうだlooks like ~ (about to)
例文 · Example
Hayaku neta hō ga ii yo.
You'd better go to bed early.
配点 · Points & details
Est. points1 pt
DifficultyMedium
Avg. time28 sec
Correct rate100%
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AddedJul 2026
SourceAI draft · human-reviewed

This question was drafted by AI and audited by human reviewers. Official JLPT scoring is scaled (0–60 per section); point values here are catalogue estimates.

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