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「捨ててしまう」Why are there two て’s used here?
Why are these particles used here?Use of と in these two sentences + のぼる or あがるWhy is imperative form used here?取り立てて話題がない why are there two てs in this sentence?Why the te-form 開けて is used hereHow is the て form used in this sentence?Why isn't 笑う usually used with に particle?Why is だ being used at the end of the following sentence?Using two を particles in one sentencete-form being used two times with the same verb
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The full sentence was :
「捨ててしまうのはもったいないと思って」
I think to throw away (something) is a waste
But why are there two て’s?
Why is it not 捨てしまう？
meaning particles conjugations て-form
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The full sentence was :
「捨ててしまうのはもったいないと思って」
I think to throw away (something) is a waste
But why are there two て’s?
Why is it not 捨てしまう？
meaning particles conjugations て-form
edited Jun 17 at 13:59
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That sentence reads to me more like "I thought it was a waste to throw it away".
– Adam Millerchip
Jun 17 at 15:52
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The full sentence was :
「捨ててしまうのはもったいないと思って」
I think to throw away (something) is a waste
But why are there two て’s?
Why is it not 捨てしまう？
meaning particles conjugations て-form
edited Jun 17 at 13:59
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The full sentence was :
「捨ててしまうのはもったいないと思って」
I think to throw away (something) is a waste
But why are there two て’s?
Why is it not 捨てしまう？
meaning particles conjugations て-form
meaning particles conjugations て-form
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That sentence reads to me more like "I thought it was a waste to throw it away".
– Adam Millerchip
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That sentence reads to me more like "I thought it was a waste to throw it away".
– Adam Millerchip
Jun 17 at 15:52
That sentence reads to me more like "I thought it was a waste to throw it away".
– Adam Millerchip
Jun 17 at 15:52
That sentence reads to me more like "I thought it was a waste to throw it away".
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The verb is 捨てる, so its て-form is 捨てて, hence the compound form Vて+しまう becomes 捨ててしまう.
If it were the casual ちゃう instead of しまう that you were using, that starts from the て-form too, but also contracts the て, so it would instead be 捨てちゃう, with just the one て. Perhaps that is where the confusion arose?
Hope that helps!
answered Jun 16 at 12:42
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/group 1-1 / (-aる,-uる,-oる→て)
止まる(tomaru)+しまう=止まってしまう
売る(uru)+しまう=売ってしまう
取る(toru)+しまう=取ってしまう
/group 1-2/ (-iる,-eる→て or って)
着る(kiru)+しまう=着てしまう
経る(heru)+しまう=経てしまう
止める(tomeru)+しまう=止めてしまう
切る(kiru)+しまう=切ってしまう
減る(heru)+しまう=減ってしまう
/group 2/ -す→して
殺す(korosu)+しまう=殺してしまう
刺す(sasu)+しまう=刺してしまう
/group 3/ -く,-ぐ→いて
書く(kaku)+しまう=書いてしまう
研ぐ(togu)+しまう=研いでしまう
/group 4/ -う,-つ→って
買う(kau)+しまう=買ってしまう
勝つ(katsu)+しまう=勝ってしまう
/group 5/ -む,-ぶ→んで
畳む(tatamu)+しまう=畳んでしまう
飛ぶ(tobu)+しまう=飛んでしまう
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The verb is 捨てる, so its て-form is 捨てて, hence the compound form Vて+しまう becomes 捨ててしまう.
If it were the casual ちゃう instead of しまう that you were using, that starts from the て-form too, but also contracts the て, so it would instead be 捨てちゃう, with just the one て. Perhaps that is where the confusion arose?
Hope that helps!
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The verb is 捨てる, so its て-form is 捨てて, hence the compound form Vて+しまう becomes 捨ててしまう.
If it were the casual ちゃう instead of しまう that you were using, that starts from the て-form too, but also contracts the て, so it would instead be 捨てちゃう, with just the one て. Perhaps that is where the confusion arose?
Hope that helps!
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The verb is 捨てる, so its て-form is 捨てて, hence the compound form Vて+しまう becomes 捨ててしまう.
If it were the casual ちゃう instead of しまう that you were using, that starts from the て-form too, but also contracts the て, so it would instead be 捨てちゃう, with just the one て. Perhaps that is where the confusion arose?
Hope that helps!
answered Jun 16 at 12:42
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The verb is 捨てる, so its て-form is 捨てて, hence the compound form Vて+しまう becomes 捨ててしまう.
If it were the casual ちゃう instead of しまう that you were using, that starts from the て-form too, but also contracts the て, so it would instead be 捨てちゃう, with just the one て. Perhaps that is where the confusion arose?
Hope that helps!
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/group 1-1 / (-aる,-uる,-oる→て)
止まる(tomaru)+しまう=止まってしまう
売る(uru)+しまう=売ってしまう
取る(toru)+しまう=取ってしまう
/group 1-2/ (-iる,-eる→て or って)
着る(kiru)+しまう=着てしまう
経る(heru)+しまう=経てしまう
止める(tomeru)+しまう=止めてしまう
切る(kiru)+しまう=切ってしまう
減る(heru)+しまう=減ってしまう
/group 2/ -す→して
殺す(korosu)+しまう=殺してしまう
刺す(sasu)+しまう=刺してしまう
/group 3/ -く,-ぐ→いて
書く(kaku)+しまう=書いてしまう
研ぐ(togu)+しまう=研いでしまう
/group 4/ -う,-つ→って
買う(kau)+しまう=買ってしまう
勝つ(katsu)+しまう=勝ってしまう
/group 5/ -む,-ぶ→んで
畳む(tatamu)+しまう=畳んでしまう
飛ぶ(tobu)+しまう=飛んでしまう
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/group 1-1 / (-aる,-uる,-oる→て)
止まる(tomaru)+しまう=止まってしまう
売る(uru)+しまう=売ってしまう
取る(toru)+しまう=取ってしまう
/group 1-2/ (-iる,-eる→て or って)
着る(kiru)+しまう=着てしまう
経る(heru)+しまう=経てしまう
止める(tomeru)+しまう=止めてしまう
切る(kiru)+しまう=切ってしまう
減る(heru)+しまう=減ってしまう
/group 2/ -す→して
殺す(korosu)+しまう=殺してしまう
刺す(sasu)+しまう=刺してしまう
/group 3/ -く,-ぐ→いて
書く(kaku)+しまう=書いてしまう
研ぐ(togu)+しまう=研いでしまう
/group 4/ -う,-つ→って
買う(kau)+しまう=買ってしまう
勝つ(katsu)+しまう=勝ってしまう
/group 5/ -む,-ぶ→んで
畳む(tatamu)+しまう=畳んでしまう
飛ぶ(tobu)+しまう=飛んでしまう
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/group 1-1 / (-aる,-uる,-oる→て)
止まる(tomaru)+しまう=止まってしまう
売る(uru)+しまう=売ってしまう
取る(toru)+しまう=取ってしまう
/group 1-2/ (-iる,-eる→て or って)
着る(kiru)+しまう=着てしまう
経る(heru)+しまう=経てしまう
止める(tomeru)+しまう=止めてしまう
切る(kiru)+しまう=切ってしまう
減る(heru)+しまう=減ってしまう
/group 2/ -す→して
殺す(korosu)+しまう=殺してしまう
刺す(sasu)+しまう=刺してしまう
/group 3/ -く,-ぐ→いて
書く(kaku)+しまう=書いてしまう
研ぐ(togu)+しまう=研いでしまう
/group 4/ -う,-つ→って
買う(kau)+しまう=買ってしまう
勝つ(katsu)+しまう=勝ってしまう
/group 5/ -む,-ぶ→んで
畳む(tatamu)+しまう=畳んでしまう
飛ぶ(tobu)+しまう=飛んでしまう
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/group 1-1 / (-aる,-uる,-oる→て)
止まる(tomaru)+しまう=止まってしまう
売る(uru)+しまう=売ってしまう
取る(toru)+しまう=取ってしまう
/group 1-2/ (-iる,-eる→て or って)
着る(kiru)+しまう=着てしまう
経る(heru)+しまう=経てしまう
止める(tomeru)+しまう=止めてしまう
切る(kiru)+しまう=切ってしまう
減る(heru)+しまう=減ってしまう
/group 2/ -す→して
殺す(korosu)+しまう=殺してしまう
刺す(sasu)+しまう=刺してしまう
/group 3/ -く,-ぐ→いて
書く(kaku)+しまう=書いてしまう
研ぐ(togu)+しまう=研いでしまう
/group 4/ -う,-つ→って
買う(kau)+しまう=買ってしまう
勝つ(katsu)+しまう=勝ってしまう
/group 5/ -む,-ぶ→んで
畳む(tatamu)+しまう=畳んでしまう
飛ぶ(tobu)+しまう=飛んでしまう
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That sentence reads to me more like "I thought it was a waste to throw it away".
– Adam Millerchip
Jun 17 at 15:52