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-gatai / gyaku ni 53
If the situation is desirable, -zurai cannot be used, as in [4].
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(You will not forget vocabulary items easily if you remember them
in sentences.)
In the sentences in 131 and 141, -nikui can also be used. However, -gatai
cannot be used in these sentences because they do not convey the idea of
impossibility.
gy ku ni @I= adv.
an adverb to introduce an event contrary to one's expectation;
which takes place contrary to contrary to one's intention;
one's expectation 1 intention, or an conversely
action or event which is converse [REL. kaette]
to that stated in the preceding sen-
tence or clause
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Subordinate Clause Main Clause
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(Contrary to expectations, when I took medicine, I got a fever.)