たくさん／すこし ＋ V (takusan / sukoshi + V) — quantity + verb
Quantity words like 'a lot', 'a little', or a number sit right before the verb.
Formula (सूत्र ढाँचा)
Grammar rule (व्याकरण नियम र परिभाषा)
A quantity word — たくさん (a lot), すこし (a little), or a number + counter (like 三つ) — goes right before the verb, and no particle attaches to it. Example: 水を たくさん 飲みます (mizu o takusan nomimasu) = 'I drink a lot of water.' The particle を/が follows the noun, but the quantity word simply stands before the verb, telling 'how much' was done.
Examples (उदाहरणहरू)
水を たくさん 飲みます。
mizu o takusan nomimasu.
I drink a lot of water.
りんごを 三つ 食べました。
ringo o mittsu tabemashita.
I ate three apples.
きってを すこし 買います。
kitte o sukoshi kaimasu.
I buy a few stamps.
Knowledge check (मिनी ज्ञान जाँच)
Question: 1/3Fill: りんごを ＿ 食べます。('I eat a lot of apples')
💡 Hint: The word for 'a lot'.
たくさん sits before the verb = 'a lot'.
Which is correct for 'I ate three apples'?
💡 Hint: Use 〜つ for general objects.
三つ (mittsu) = three, before the verb.
Which sentence says 'I drink a lot of water'?
💡 Hint: たくさん sits right before the verb.
水を たくさん 飲みます is right. を is already on 水; the quantity word たくさん takes no を／に／の.
Your score: /3