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#JLPT #LearnJapanese #StudyJapanese In this video, you will learn the grammar of【一方だ（いっぽうだ）】more and more; continue to. =============================================== ◆Patreon◆ ⇒  / maasasensei   ◆Facebook◆ ⇒  / masasenseijapaneselesson   ◆Instagram◆ ⇒  / masasensei   ⇒@masasensei ◆Tiktok◆ ⇒@masasensei ◆italki◆ If you would like to have an online lesson, please register from here! https://www.italki.com/teacher/3243745 =============================================== ◆Let's also Review◆ １．～ばかりです which means "only" (Noun+ばかり、Verb-てform +ばかり+います)    • # 119 Learn Japanese -  ～ばかりです which ...   ２．【～わりに】for; despite; although; in comparison    • # 173 Learn Japanese【～わりに】for; despit...   ３．【〜につれ / 〜につれて】as, in proportion to, with, as… then…    • # 169 Learn Japanese【〜につれ / 〜につれて】as,...   ４．【～せいで】because of / due to / on account of    • # 180 Learn Japanese【～せいで】because of ...   ５．【～に反して・〜に反する・〜に反した 】against; contrary to; in contrast to    • # 189 Learn Japanese【～に反して・〜に反する・〜に反し...   ６．【～たびに】whenever; every time    • # 157 Learn Japanese【～たびに】whenever; e...   =============================================== 一方だ more and more; continue to dictionary form + 一方だ 一方だ is used with verbs that describe change, when you want to say that the change is progressing rapidly and shows no signs of stopping. It is often used when the change is considered to be bad. Same as dictionary form +ばかりだ. It is a word that expresses change, not a state. You can't say「暑いばかりです」「暑い一方です」but you can say 「暑くなるばかりです」「暑くなる一方です」. Often comes together with verbs that represent change, such as「～てくる」「～ていく」「～なる」. It can be used for both positive and negative content, but it is often used for negative things because it is mainly used for changes that are contrary to people's expectations. ○ 彼の病気は悪くなる一方だ。 × 彼の病気は良くなる一方だ。 Even if there is a limit in reality, it cannot be used for things that can be easily expected to end because it is a grammar that emphasizes changes that make you feel that there is no end. ×息子は中学に入ってから、背が伸びる一方だ。 My son continues to grow taller since he entered junior high school. ×彼は会社に入ってから、昇進する一方だ。 He continues to get promoted since he joined the company. 毎週病院へ行っているわりに、私の膝の痛みはひどくなる一方だ。 Even though I go to the hospital every week, my knee pain is getting worse. ガンが進行するにつれて、状況は悪くなる一方だ。 As the cancer progresses, the situation continues to get worse. 最近、雨が降らないせいで、野菜の値段が高くなる一方だ。｜ Recently, the price of vegetables is getting higher because it doesn't rain. 彼の期待に反して、彼女の彼に対する気持ちは離れていく一方だ。 Contrary to his expectations, her feelings for him are steadily moving away. Noun + の + 一方だ You can also connect to nouns that represent some changes. 彼が人の悪口を言う度に、彼の人気は下落の一方だ。 Every time he speaks badly about someone, his popularity continues to decline. 最近ダイエットをサボりがちなので、私の体重は増加の一方だ。 I tend to skip dieting lately, so my weight is only increasing.