[JLPT N4] “For going to the university”? 大学に行く【には / でも / のに / しか】?
この自転車は大学に行く (？) 使います。
1 には
2 でも
3 のに
4 しか
This bicycle is used to go to the university.
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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 upper beginners (JLPT N4)! Can you answer correctly?
[Practice Question]
この自転車は大学に行く（＿＿）使います。
*このじてんしゃはだいがくにいく（＿＿）つかいます。
1 には
2 でも
3 のに
4 しか
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[Answer]
この自転車は大学に行く（3 のに）使います。
This bicycle is used to go to the university.
This 〜のに means:
“for the purpose of ~” or “used for ~.”
[Connection]
Verb (dictionary form) ＋ のに
大学に行く＋のに
→ used for going to university
旅行(りょこう)をする＋のに
→ used for traveling
資料(しりょう)を作(つく)る＋のに
→ used for creating documents
Here, the speaker wants to say:
“The use of this bicycle is to commute to university,”
so you should choose のに.
[Other Choices]
〜には
→ Means “considering…” or is used for emphasis.
“大学に行くには…” means “Considering that you’re going to university…”
But here, we’re talking about purpose, not condition or emphasis, so it doesn’t fit.
でも
→ Means “but.”
でも is usually used at the beginning of a sentence.
〜しか
→ Means “only” and is used with negative verbs.
But this sentence is not negative.
I hope this explanation helps! 😊