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A classic Group 2 (ru-verb). Simply drop the ru and add masu to be polite.
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The "Swiss Army Knife" verb. Pair it with nouns to make new verbs (e.g., Benkyo + suru = To study). Master the Core: 501 Japanese Verbs 🇯🇵 Whether
: Group 1 (u-verbs), Group 2 (ru-verbs), and the only two Irregular verbs ( suru and kuru ).
