GrammarJLPT N3
to do something for someone
Expression

Definitions

  1. 1. to do something for someone else
This grammar pattern attaches to the て-form of a verb and indicates doing something as a favor for someone else. The speaker or subject performs the action for the benefit of another person, often implying a sense of kindness or goodwill. For example, "教えてあげる" means "I will teach you (as a favor)," though it can sound condescending if overused.

Grammar

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Example sentences

Sentence 1

Want something to drink? I can make you some hot tea.

Sentence 2

Oh, you forgot your key? I'll let you in.

Sentence 3

"Is your bag heavy?" "Yeah…" "Here, let me carry it!"

Sentence 4

If the station is far, I'll drive you.

Sentence 5

Honestly, do you really need to do that much for them?