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A does B for C (C is you, your friends, your family, etc.)
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         くれる         
I'm all right because even if it gets cold, my dog will keep me warm.
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やった              くれた  
Alright! My dad bought me some new clothes.
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           くれます  
My girlfriend calls me on the phone everyday.
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             くれなかった  
Even though she is the teacher, she didn't answer my question.
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   いいかげん       くれる  
Oh, come on, marry me soon, ok?
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だれか         くれる     いない     
I wonder if there is some other girl that will go out with me.

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Construction
(Elements in parentheses are optional.)
ANoun (giver)
は/が
~
BVerb: て-form
くれる
Basic Examples:
テーブルいてくれた ((she) wiped the tables (for me))

Related Expressions
くれる
てあげる
てくださる
てもらう
てやる
Where this grammar is found


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mysticfive
Level: 1599
(13 years ago)
for making a request, the above note using てくれ does work, but it sometimes seems more forecful/commanding. A more polite way of making the same request would be with てくれない or てくれませんか
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Level: 1
(14 years ago)
When making a request, you can use ~てくれ in an informal situation with family/friends. It's also typically used by men.
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Discussion about this grammar
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looh
Level: 16
In the model sentence, the first sentence's English isn't right:

くてもめてくれるかだいじょうぶだよ。」
I'm already because even if it gets cold, my dog will keep me warm.

I think "already" should be "alright" or maybe "all ready." Also, in the last sentence, there are two "I"s in it instead of one. And I swear I'm not trying to be a perfectionist, but it'd drive me crazy if somebody didn't fix it! XD
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15 years ago
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マイコー
Level: 261
By all means, report any mistakes you see :). I've gone ahead and fixed those two.
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15 years ago
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kawaii_inu
Level: 1
Used as "-te kure", it expresses slang imperative.
e.g. めてくれ!(yamete kure!) - Stop!!
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13 years ago
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Dabas
Level: 17

In many sentences that I have come to while practicing N4 grammar, the construction pattern above, which is true for くれる, does not seem to always apply to てくれる.


For example:

いで かれにをか けてくれる?(Would you hurry up and call him (for me))

While the に may be the receiver of the call, it is not the receiver of the くれる, which is me.


In short, I am asking if the construction for てくれる.should be the same as くれる (without the て)

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7 years ago
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Dabas
Level: 17

Here is a better example for what I am trying to explain:

あのはいつもていねいに_しどうしてさる。(The teacher always politely gives us advice)

Following the construction for てさる, my answer was に, as is the receiver. But the correct answer is を!

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マイコー
Level: 261

It should be に to the best of my knowledge and the resources I looked into. Interestingly enough, when talking to a native speaker, their first answer was "を", but after thinking on it some, they changed to に. Might be one of those ones where the structure has broken down a bit in some conversation.


I went ahead and amended the question to use に. Thanks!

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