[JLPT N4] Surely you’ll pass: [ずっと・やっと・きっと・もっと] ごうかくする？
よく 勉強したから、今年は(？)ごうかくするでしょう。
1 ずっと
2 やっと
3 きっと
4 もっと
I’m sure you’ll pass this year because you studied a lot.
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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 question for JLPT prep.
This one’s for upper beginners (JLPT N4)!
Can you choose the correct answer?
[Practice Question]
よく 勉強したから、今年は(＿＿)ごうかくするでしょう。
*よく べんきょうしたから、ことしは(＿＿)ごうかくするでしょう。
1 ずっと
2 やっと
3 きっと
4 もっと
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[Answer]
よく 勉強したから、今年は(3 きっと)ごうかくするでしょう。
Because you studied a lot, I’m sure you’ll pass this year.
きっと (adverb)
= “surely” or “definitely”
The speaker is very sure.
We use きっと when we have a strong reason to believe something will happen.
Stronger than たぶん (probably).
In this sentence, the reason is clear:
よく 勉強したから(because you studied a lot).
This strong reason makes the speaker feel sure that you will pass the exam.
So, きっと is the best choice.
✖ Other choices:
1 ずっと
= “all the time” / “by far”
2 やっと
= “finally / at last”
(used after it happens, not before).
4 もっと
= “more”
I hope this explanation helps! 😊