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Processing keyword: Noun を もとに (Noun o moto ni)
The grammar point 「Noun をもとに」 is used to express the idea of "based on" or "derived from" something. It indicates that something is created or done by taking the noun as the foundation or basis.
The structure involves a noun followed by をもとに, and it can be used in several forms:
[Noun] をもとに (して) [Verb/Clause]
[Noun] をもとにした [Noun]
Grammar Point | Usage | Example |
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〜をもとに | Based on (abstract concepts, ideas) | 彼の経験をもとに本を書いた。 He wrote a book based on his experiences. |
〜に基づいて | Based on (rules, data, facts) | 会社の規則に基づいて行動する。 Act according to company rules. |
By understanding and practicing 「Noun をもとに」, you'll enhance your ability to express concepts related to foundations and sources in Japanese.
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