Japanese verb conjugation practice
Turn N5 verbs and い-adjectives into the forms you need first: polite, negative, past, past negative and the te-form. Every form mixed, or one at a time. Pick the form or type it in kana. Free, no account needed.
Can you conjugate these?
The forms
- Polite食べます · 食べません · 食べましたThe everyday polite form, its negative and past.
- Negative食べないThe plain "not": ない for verbs.
- Past食べたThe plain past, like た in 食べた ("ate").
- Past negative食べなかった"Didn't": ない becomes なかった.
- Te-form食べてFor asking (食べてください), linking actions and 〜ている.
- い-adjectives高くない · 高かった · 高くてい changes to く, かった, くて.
This practice uses a free sample of each form (140 in all); the N5 forms program has every N5 verb and adjective. New to the te-form? Read how the te-form works.
Train this in KanaMastery
Every N5 verb and adjective in every form, a chapter at a time, with Smart Review. The first chapter is free.
The N5 forms programForms mixed with N5 vocabulary, kanji and particles, like the exam.
The N5 practice testChoose the forms and how you answer, as long as you like.
Practise in Free playVerbs and adjectives from JMdict (EDRDG, CC BY-SA 4.0); their forms are worked out from each word's dictionary class.