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GrammarJLPT N5

there is no need to ...

Expressionい-Adjective

Definitions

1. there is no need to ...
2. never happens

This grammar pattern is used to tell someone that there is no need to do something, or that something is unnecessary. It is often used in a reassuring way, such as telling someone not to worry or that they don't have to go to the trouble of doing something.

Grammar

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Example sentences

Sentence 1

You really don't need to buy something that expensive.

Sentence 2

You're tired today — no need to push yourself.

Sentence 3

There's no need to go into a place that expensive.

Sentence 4

"Decide right now!" There's no need to decide this second.

Sentence 5

You've done enough — there's no need to keep pushing.