With just A, B
Just by the action A (think, remember, etc.), B occurs (feeling, reaction, emotion).
- With just A, B Just by the action A (think, remember, etc.), B occurs (feeling, reaction, emotion).
- Not even A
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入院した祖母を思うだに涙が出る。
Just thinking of my grandmother who is hospitalized, I burst into tears.
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破天荒な彼氏の将来を考えるだに不安に成る。
I get anxious just thinking about my eccentric boyfriend's future.
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Construction
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Basic Examples:
考えるだに怒る (get angry just thinking (about ~))
Where this grammar is found
Not even A
- With just A, B Just by the action A (think, remember, etc.), B occurs (feeling, reaction, emotion).
- Not even A
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彼があんな行動に出るとは夢にだに思わなかった。
Not even in my dreams did I think he would do such a thing.
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Getting the sentences
Construction
(Elements in parentheses are optional.)
Basic Examples:
夢だに思わない (didn't even dream)
Where this grammar is found
Grammar usage notes
Aさえしない
Often used with abstract words like 「想像」and 「夢」, "can't even imagine" or "not even (in my) dreams."
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