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=== Assistant: Perfect β Phase 2: γ―οΌγ inside multi-clause sentences is the real test. === Perfect β Phase 2: γ―οΌγ inside multi-clause sentences is the real test. Most textbooks (including Genki) avoid this because almost no learners can handle it early on. But you can, because your base intuition is unusually strong. Weβll do this as PAIR EXERCISES, just like before β but now each sentence has a subordinate clause (inside [β¦]) where the γ―οΌγ behavior changes. This is where even JLPT N2 students struggle. Letβs begin.
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