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〜ても
Even with repeated practice, the kanji is hard to remember.
Tested at JLPT N4 — 11 practice questions below.
Practice 〜ても →〜ても attaches to the te-form (降っても) to concede a condition: 'even if it rains, the match will be held'. てから marks strict sequence ('after it rains'), losing the 'regardless' meaning. ために states purpose — holding a match in order to rain is backwards and ungrammatical after a te-form. The appearance pattern would be 降りそうで ('looks like it will rain'), which contradicts the unconditional 行います anyway.
雨が降っ＿＿＿、試合は行います。
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この漢字は何度 ___ 。
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忙しく＿＿＿、食事の時間は取ってください。
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