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Verb[て]+ Phrase
Noun + で + Phrase
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About Verb[て]・Noun[で] + B
The conjunction particle て, or the case marking particle で are often used to highlight when something is being 'used'. The thing being used does not necessarily need to indicate a tool, but can also indicate a circumstance/situation. In these cases, '(A) で (B)' translates as 'with/by means of (A), (B)'.
Fun Fact
With て (and で), the nuance is quite often that '(A) allowed/led to (B)'. This may be a simple sequence of events, or may be through the direct use of a tool/situation. The nuance that is being highlighted will always depend on the (B) phrase. Due to this, it is important to always read the (B) clause, before deciding what the speaker is trying to convey.
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フライパンを使って、料理をします。
I am making a meal with a frying pan.
洗っていない手で目や鼻などを触ってはいけません。
You must not touch your eyes and nose with unwashed hands.
現代人は絵文字を使ってSNSやメールなどで感情を表すことができる。
Modern people can express emotions via social networking, mail, etc. by using emoji. (with)
けいまくんは自転車に乗って学校に行っています。
Keima goes to school by (riding a) bike.
お祖母さん:「はるこちゃん、どうやってスマホで写真をとるの?」
孫、はるこ:「こうやって。(撮り方を示す)」
Grandmother: 'Haruko, how do I take photos with my smartphone?'
Granddaughter, Haruko: 'Like this.' (Showing how to take photos)
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Verb[て]・Noun[で] + B – Grammar Discussion
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Superpnut
I don’t really understand the header for this grammar point.
I think I have at least a basic working knowledge of て and how it normally works but…I’m really not getting what the header means. And by header I meanMeans/manner + て-form ・で
and also
Verb[て] + B (Means・Manner)I’m just really not picking up on what you guys are trying to say with the header
nekoyama
It’s just the structure of the grammar from left to right. E.g.
Means/Manner て-form B (the main action) フライパンを使う 使う→ 使って料理をします use a frying pan use→ using a frying panI am making a meal Superpnut
OH okay thanks that’s way more clear
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