Japanese I Wiki Page (Fall, 2013)
Japanese verbs fall into one of the following three categories: (i) る-verbs (those that end with "-eru" or "-iru"); (ii) う-verbs (verbs that are not る-verbs and Irregular verbs); and (iii) Irregular Verbs.
る-verbs: 食べる、見る、おきる、ねる (*EXCEPTIONS: はいる & かえる (to return home) -> these two verbs belong to う-verbs)
う-verbs: あう、かう、かく、きく、はなす、まつ、よむ、しぬ、あそぶ、etc.
Irregular Verbs: する & くる
Te-Form Formation:
る-Verbs: Drop る and add て: 食べる-> 食べて、見る->見て、おきる->おきて、ねる-> ねて
う-Verbs:
う、つ、る => って
む、ぶ、ぬ => んで
す => して
く =>いて
ぐ => いで
(One Exception: 行く -> 行って)
Irregular Verbs:
する ->して
くる -> きて
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