The usage of the auxiliary word "を" for the Japanese knowledge point of the college entrance examination

The auxiliary word を is very common in Japanese, so let's take neon Japanese to learn it together.

　　1. Represents the object of action and action, prompt object.

　　Example phrase: (1) I have recently written a paper.

　　Translator: Recently writing a paper.

　　(2) I want to eat rice today.

　　Translation: I want to eat rice today.

　　2. The main body of the action is represented in the service state.

　　Example phrase: (1) Please leave this project to me by all means.

　　Translator: Please be sure to let me take on the project.

　　(2) Mothers do not let their children play games.

　　Translation: Moms don't let children play games.

　　3. Indicates the place where the mobility action passes and moves.

　　Example clause: (1) You can see the bank as soon as you cross this bridge.

　　Translator: Cross this bridge and you can immediately see the bank.

　　(3) Mr. Tanaka was absent from school due to a cold.

　　Translation: Tanaka asked for a leave of absence from school because of a cold.

　　(4) Turn right at this corner and you will see the bank.

　　Translation: Turn right around this corner and you'll see the bank.

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　　4. Indicates the time and period during which the action and effect are implemented.

　　Example phrase: (1) I spent the past year safely.

　　Translation: The year went smoothly. ）

　　(2) Roses are in full bloom now.

　　Translation: The roses are now blooming brightly.

　　5. Indicates the starting point and separation point of the action.

　　Example phrase: (1) I leave home at 8 o'clock every morning.

　　Translator: Leave the house at eight o'clock every morning.

　　(2) If you walk for about 2 minutes after getting off the train, you will arrive at the office.

　　Translator: After getting off the tram, walk for about 2 minutes to get to the company.

　　6. Fix the usage, add it after the time, express your blessings, and wish you a happy New Year/Weekend.

　　Example phrase: (1) Good year.

　　Translation: Happy New Year.

　　(2) Have a good weekend.

　　Translation: Have a great weekend.

　　7. Give "do" one-way use display," "... ... I will do it" ... as".

　　Example phrase: (1) The development of China including Shanghai attracts attention from the world.

　　Translation: Represented by Shanghai, China's development has attracted the world's attention.

　　(3) Human failure is used as a stone on other mountains.

　　Translation: The Stone of His Mountain can attack jade.

　　How' it went, do you remember?