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    In Japanese, when do we use は and when do we use は ? Actually I am writing two sentences: 1. かれははしつています 2. かれらはカタカナをかいています Where in the first sentence there is a は at the end of かれ. While in the second sentence, except for the は behind the かれら, there is still a を at the end. Can't I just say かれらはカタカナかいています?Why there is a を there? I just begin my Japanese lesson and it is fun! Can anyone help me with that?
    March 10, 2016
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    Well, it does make sense for what your teacher had told you that 没 is used for complete action. So in the sentence 我没有去過美國, it means you haven't been to the U.S. in the past. However, if you switch it into 我不去美国, it sounds like you won't go to the U.S. for some reason. For example, after a terrorist attack on somewhere of America, you can say: 我现在不想去美国,which means you don't want/plan to go to the U.S. recently. Hopes this helps. :)
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    March 8, 2016
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