[JLPT N3] Going to pick them up: [むかえに・おくりに・つれて・もって]行きます？
石に(？)転んでしまった。
1 さわって
2 つまずいて
3 ひっぱって
4 ぶつかって
I tripped on a stone and fell.
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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 pre-advanced learners (JLPT N2)!
Can you choose the correct answer?
[Practice Question]
石に（＿＿）転んでしまった。
*いしに（＿＿）ころんでしまった。
1 さわって
2 つまずいて
3 ひっぱって
4 ぶつかって
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[Answer]
石に（2 つまずいて）転んでしまった。
I tripped on a stone and fell.
石に (on a stone) + [action] + 転んだ (fell down)
つまずく
= to trip / to stumble
Your foot hits something, and you lose your balance.
つまずいて is the te-form of つまずく.
So, 石につまずいて (tripped on a stone) is the perfect fit for why you fell!
✖ Other choices:
1 さわって
さわる
= touch
Touching a stone doesn’t cause you to fall.
3 ひっぱって
ひっぱる
= pull
You can’t pull a stone with your foot while walking.
4 ぶつかって
ぶつかる
= bump into / collide
We usually use it for hitting a person, a wall, a car, etc.
For a stone on the ground, つまずく is much more natural.
I hope this explanation helps! 😊