We have to take the words on the left and make them into the dictionary form.

The first thing we need to do is remove the ‘～ないでください’ off the end of the word. If the newly shorn word ends in ‘i’ or ‘e,’ we know that it is a る-verb. If it ends in an ‘a,’ we know that it is some variety of う-verb. Once we have removed the possibility that the verb is irregular, we move on.

After removing the ‘ないでください’ of this verb, we are left with きら. Because it ends in ‘ら,’ we know that it is an う-verb ending in ‘る.’ We ‘un-conjugate’ the verb to its original form, and we answer as follows:
切る（きる）

We have to take the words on the left and make them into the dictionary form.

The first thing we need to do is remove the ‘～ないでください’ off the end of the word. If the newly shorn word ends in ‘i’ or ‘e,’ we know that it is a る-verb. If it ends in an ‘a,’ we know that it is some variety of う-verb. Once we have removed the possibility that the verb is irregular, we move on.

After removing the ‘ないでください’ of this verb, we are left with き. Because it ends in an ‘i’ sound, we know that it is a る-verb. We ‘un-conjugate’ the verb to its original form, and we answer as follows:
着る（きる）

We have to take the words on the left and make them into the dictionary form.

The first thing we need to do is remove the ‘～ないでください’ off the end of the word. If the newly shorn word ends in ‘i’ or ‘e,’ we know that it is a る-verb. If it ends in an ‘a,’ we know that it is some variety of う-verb. Once we have removed the possibility that the verb is irregular, we move on.

After removing the ‘ないでください’ of this verb, we are left with こ. Because it ends neither ends in ‘a,’ or ‘i’ or ‘e,’ we know that it is an irregular verb. From our past work with this verb, we can deduce that it is the verb ‘to come.’ We ‘un-conjugate’ the verb to its original form, and we answer as follows:
来る（くる）

We have to take the words on the left and make them into the dictionary form.

The first thing we need to do is remove the ‘～ないでください’ off the end of the word. If the newly shorn word ends in ‘i’ or ‘e,’ we know that it is a る-verb. If it ends in an ‘a,’ we know that it is some variety of う-verb. Once we have removed the possibility that the verb is irregular, we move on.

After removing the ‘ないでください’ of this verb, we are left with か. Because it ends in a ‘か,’ we know that it is an う-verb in the く-verb subclass. We ‘un-conjugate’ the verb to its original form, and we answer as follows:
書く（かく）

We have to take the words on the left and make them into the dictionary form.

The first thing we need to do is remove the ‘～ないでください’ off the end of the word. If the newly shorn word ends in ‘i’ or ‘e,’ we know that it is a る-verb. If it ends in an ‘a,’ we know that it is some variety of う-verb. Once we have removed the possibility that the verb is irregular, we move on.

After removing the ‘ないでください’ of this verb, we are left with し. Because it ends in an ‘i’ sound, you may be tempted to think that this a る-verb. In actuality, it is the irregular verb ‘する,’ as ‘知る’ is actually an う-verb in the る-subclass, despite ending in ‘iru.’ Occasionally, you will have to use your past knowledge instead of a logical pattern to determine the right verb form. We ‘un-conjugate’ the verb to its original form, and we answer as follows:
する

We have to take the words on the left and make them into the dictionary form.

The first thing we need to do is remove the ‘～ないでください’ off the end of the word. If the newly shorn word ends in ‘i’ or ‘e,’ we know that it is a る-verb. If it ends in an ‘a,’ we know that it is some variety of う-verb. Once we have removed the possibility that the verb is irregular, we move on.

After removing the ‘ないでください’ of this verb, we are left with しな. Because it ends in a ‘な,’ we know that it is an う-verb in the ぬ-verb subclass. We ‘un-conjugate’ the verb to its original form, and we answer as follows:
死ぬ（しぬ）

We have to take the words on the left and make them into the dictionary form.

The first thing we need to do is remove the ‘～ないでください’ off the end of the word. If the newly shorn word ends in ‘i’ or ‘e,’ we know that it is a る-verb. If it ends in an ‘a,’ we know that it is some variety of う-verb. Once we have removed the possibility that the verb is irregular, we move on.

After removing the ‘ないでください’ of this verb, we are left with かえら. Because it ends in a ‘ら,’ we know that it is an う-verb in the る-verb subclass. We ‘un-conjugate’ the verb to its original form, and we answer as follows:
帰る（かえる）

We have to take the words on the left and make them into the dictionary form.

The first thing we need to do is remove the ‘～ないでください’ off the end of the word. If the newly shorn word ends in ‘i’ or ‘e,’ we know that it is a る-verb. If it ends in an ‘a,’ we know that it is some variety of う-verb. Once we have removed the possibility that the verb is irregular, we move on.

After removing the ‘ないでください’ of this verb, we are left with かわ. Because it ends in a ‘わ,’ we know that it is an う-verb in the う-verb subclass. We ‘un-conjugate’ the verb to its original form, and we answer as follows:
買う（かう）