Japanese 101 Lesson 15_(No BGM Version) : Building more natural Japanese sentences with ます form

This is an identical lesson of "101 Lesson 15: Building more natural Japanese sentences with ます form", but no BGM.
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In this lesson series, we will explore the fundamental aspects of using the "ます" (masu) form, which is essential for polite and formal communication in Japanese. We'll begin by understanding the concept of the "ます" form and its significance in the Japanese language. We'll delve into the conjugation rules for transforming dictionary-form verbs into the "ます" form for each Group of Japanese verbs. Building on the previous lessons, we'll examine how the "ます" form integrates into Japanese sentence structure. You'll learn about objects, particles, and their roles in constructing meaningful and grammatically correct sentences. By the end of this lesson series, you'll have a solid foundation in using the "ます" form in Japanese. This will enable you to engage in polite and formal conversations.
I hope you will enjoy the lesson.
Words you will learn in this lesson -
かう (kau) - buy, purchase
よむ (yomu) - read
さがす (sagasu) - search/look for
うたう (utau) - sing
もつ (motsu) - hold
およぐ (oyogu) - swim
あそぶ (asobu) - play
みる (miru) -see/look at
ねる (neru) - sleep/go to bed
おきる (okiru) - get up
おりる (oriru) - get off
たべる (taberu) - eat
あける (akeru) - open
おしえる (oshieru) - teach
おぼえる (oboeru)- memorize
はじめる (hajimeru) - begin
もってくる (motte-kuru) - bring (thing(s))
つれてくる (tsurete-kuru) - bring (someone(s))
べんきょうする (benkyou-suru) - study
うんてんする (unten-suru) - drive
さんぽする (sanpo-suru) - take a walk