[JLPT N4] If you’re going…：行くと・行けば・行くところ・行くなら？
京都に(？)、お茶を買ってきてください。
1 行くと
2 行けば
3 行くところ
4 行くなら
If you are going to Kyoto, please buy some tea.
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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 choose the correct answer?
[Practice Question]
京都に（＿＿）、お茶を買ってきてください。
*きょうとに（＿＿）、おちゃをかってきてください。
1 行くと
2 行けば
3 行くところ
4 行くなら
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[Answer]
京都に（4 行くなら）、お茶を買ってきてください。
If you’re going to Kyoto, please buy some tea.
The grammar point here is 〜なら.
「なら」is used when you’re responding to something the other person just said.
It means something like:
“Oh, if that’s the case…”
“In that case…”
In this sentence, the speaker is reacting to hearing that someone is going to Kyoto.
They are saying:
「京都に行くんですか？そうですか、じゃあ、お茶を買ってきてください。」
→ “Oh, you’re going to Kyoto? In that case, please buy some tea!”
That’s why 行くなら is the perfect choice here.
✖ Other Choices:
行くと
= “Whenever ~”
Used for repeated or natural results. Doesn’t fit this kind of request.
行けば
= A general “if” form
Sounds too neutral or hypothetical. Not natural for responding to someone’s plan.
行くところ
= “(someone is) just about to go”
Not used to express “if.” It doesn’t fit this sentence.
I hope this explanation helps! 😊