(Standard matching answers)
私は弟に部屋を掃除させました。 → 弟に部屋を掃除してもらいました。
Using the answer key correctly is just as important as having it. Here are some tips to maximize your learning: minna no nihongo lesson 43 renshuu b answers
Remember that adjective/verb + そうです means "looks like," but dictionary form/plain form + そうです means "I heard that..." (Lesson 34).
Ashita wa kokyuu no hi desu. (Tomorrow is a holiday.) (Tomorrow is a holiday
Goal: Modifying a noun using the look/appearance pattern [Adjective/Verb そうな + Noun]. ケーキを食べます (おいしい) →right arrow おいしそうなケーキを食べます。 1. 人が歩いています (幸せ) →right arrow 幸せそうな人が歩いています。 2. おもちゃを買いました (おもしろい) →right arrow おもしろそうなおもちゃを買いました。 3. お菓子をもらいました (からい) →right arrow からそうな菓子をもらいました。 4. 服を着ています (温かい) →right arrow 温かそうな服を着ています。 Exercise 5
In Japanese, you cannot directly say “鈴木さんは幸せです” (Suzuki-san is happy) unless you are 100% certain. To describe how another person appears — which is all you can know from an outside view — you must use ～そうです . That‘s why answers here end with 嬉し そう です, etc. but the exercise order is standard).
This section introduces the use of ～て来ます for brief errands.
For actual answers, it's best to refer to a Minna no Nihongo textbook or its official resources. The examples provided here are for educational purposes and to illustrate how one might approach constructing sentences based on given grammatical patterns.
Grammar: 破れます (yaburemasu) becomes 破れ (yabure) + そうです. Rennshuu B Section 2: Visual Impressions (Adjectives)
Below are the direct answers for the 2nd edition of Minna no Nihongo I & II . (Note: Page numbers may vary slightly by printing, but the exercise order is standard).