[JLPT N2] “Only for”: かぎっては・にかぎり・かぎりは・をかぎりに？
小学生以下のお子さん(？)、プレゼントをさしあげます。
1. かぎっては
2. にかぎり
3. かぎりは
4. をかぎりに
Gifts will be given only to children of elementary school age and under.
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こんにちは、ちか先生です。
Konnichiwa, it’s Chika Sensei.
Today, I’m sharing a practice from my exclusive course.
This one’s for pre-advanced learners (JLPT N2)!
Can you choose the correct answer?
[Practice Question]
小学生以下のお子さん(＿＿)、プレゼントをさしあげます。
*しょうがくせいいかのおこさん(＿＿)、プレゼントをさしあげます。
1 かぎっては
2 にかぎり
3 かぎりは
4 をかぎりに
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[Answer]
小学生以下のお子さん(2 にかぎり)、プレゼントをさしあげます。
Gifts will be given only to children of elementary school age and under.
〜にかぎり
= only for ～ / limited to ～
It means something is restricted to a particular group or condition.
[noun]＋にかぎり
小学生以下のお子さん (children of elementary school age and under) ＋ にかぎり
In this sentence, who can receive the gifts?
Only children who are elementary school age or younger.
That’s why にかぎり is correct here.
Other choices:
✖ かぎっては
Means “particularly in this case,” “only in this situation.
“However, the correct form is [noun]にかぎっては.
Without に, this is grammatically incorrect.
✖ かぎりは
Means “as long as (a certain condition continues).”
✖ をかぎりに
Means “starting from” or “ending with.” Often used to express a final or starting point.
I hope this explanation helps! 😊