About these Particle fill exercises
Fill in the missing particle in each Noun-Related Particles sentence. Particles are where beginners slip most often, so drilling them in context — with the rest of the sentence already in place — targets exactly the weak spot.
Frequently asked questions
Are these Japanese grammar exercises free?
Yes. Every Particle fill drill for the Noun-Related Particles lesson is free and runs right in your browser — no account, no download, no app required.
Do I need to finish the lesson first?
It helps. These drills only use grammar and vocabulary from the Noun-Related Particles lesson, so reading the lesson first makes them click faster — but you can also use the drills to test what you already know.
How do these drills help me learn?
Actively producing or choosing an answer — instead of just reading — is what moves a grammar pattern into long-term memory. Each exercise gives instant feedback so you learn from mistakes as you go.
Credit
These lessons follow the structure, sequence, and grammar-first approach of Tae Kim's Guide to Learning Japanese. We are grateful to Tae Kim for making his guide freely available; the explanations here are our own retelling, and the interactive drills are original to this site.