[JLPT N3] 10 more minutes: [あと・それと・もっと・その上] 10分?
眠い。(__)10分寝かせて。
*ねむい。(__)10ぷん ねかせて。
1 あと
2 それと
3 もっと
4 その上(うえ)
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眠い。(1 あと)10分寝かせて。
I’m sleepy. Let me sleep for 10 more minutes.
あと + number/amount
= “~ more” / “another ~”
So here:
あと10分
= 10 more minutes / another 10 minutes
あと is used when you add some amount from now.
It is often used with:
・time
・number
・amount
More examples:
・あと5分(ふん)待(ま)って
= Wait 5 more minutes
・あと1個(こ)ください
= Give me one more, please
・あと少(すこ)し
= Just a little more
So, the correct answer is あと.
✖︎ Other Choices:
それと
= “and also” / “and then”
Used to add a new topic or item.
もっと
= “more,” but it talks about degree, not a specific number.
e.g.
もっと食(た)べたい (I want to eat more)
→ OK
もっと10分
→ unnatural
その上
= “moreover / besides”
This is a conjunction used to connect sentences.
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