Developing fluency

1. Vocabulary List

2. Grammar & Sentences

Describing Current Emotional States (Verbs): For verbs like おこる (to get angry), use the 〜ています form to describe a currently ongoing feeling or state.

• Grammar Rule: [Verb て-form] + います
• Structure: [Subject] は [Verb て-form] います
• Key Phrase: おこっています。— "(I am / someone is) angry."

Time Context: Combine 今 (いま) with state-based verbs/adjectives to clarify the present moment.

3. Learning Context

• Verb vs. Adjective: Adjectives (e.g. うれしい) describe feelings directly; verbs (e.g. おこる) need the continuous form 〜ています to express a current state of mind.
• U-Verb Conjugation: おこる is a U-verb — its て-form conjugates to おこって.
• Achievement: Scored 100% (+10 Stars) on the Busuu lesson on present continuous form of emotional verbs.

4. Progress Tracker