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(When you study a foreign language, while you learn (lit. understand)
grammar, you must also practice sentence patterns orally.)
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(h) Z 0% Lb+mwi&T&& t R@d&$bW0
(This new equipment is safe and, at the same time, its performance is
good.)
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(i) ~&{bi&$Tdj b t R@k:/l\ %ST& $9 k,
(Mori Ogai was a novelist as well as a doctor.)
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1. Na-adjectives and nouns with to d6ji ni (e.g., KS(C), Ex.(h)) usually
appear in written language or formal speech.
2. I-adjectives are usually not used with to d6ji ni, as in (1).
hb: * b
(1) Z0%$ii IJ!%T&~ / *%*t\l 2WEFE$WPEb~,
(This equipment is dangerous and, at the same time, its per-
formance is bad.)

To torno ni can replace to d6ji ni when a noun immediately precedes to dcii
ni, as in [I].

To tomo ni can also replace to d6ji ni when {Adj(na)stem / N) de am pre-
cedes to d6ji ni, as in [2].

When a verb precedes to d6ji ni, to tomo ni can replace to d6ji ni only if the