Thanks! It's a very detailed explanation and the examples are really useful, i'll be sure to try to study this to improve my japanese. And here i thought studying kanji alone are torture already (various meanings, various writings with some depends on situation, same/similar pronunciation, very similar or same meanings with usage depending on the situation, old words but still used sometimes, glorified impression, technical/specialized words, old meanings, old expression, strange expression, law terms, and don't get me started on the 4 characters words) guess now i'm going into a world of pain. I've always wondered is it possible to just trailblaze one's way disregarding all those structures and complicated stuff like for instances: for"から kara (from), へ e (to, toward), と to (with, and), も mo (too), まで made (till, until), そして soshite (and), または matawa (or), しかし shikashi (but), keredo (but), もし moshi (if) etc." I've already mastered these usage simply from exposure and I'm wonderin, can you master the structure by pure exposure (perhaps with little bit example study?) for instance when i studied english i've never actually bothered with the structure like tenses, verb, noun and all but here i am writing all this long complicated sentences just by pure exposure