Using the particle で, we will complete the following excerpt to explain how Mary got from her house to the north station to the university.

We have already learned the use of the particle でto express the location of an action. Because the nouns that come before で are quite different from one another, it should be easy enough to determine in what fashion the particle is being used given the context of the words before it.

Michiko asks Mary how she got from her house to the north station. We see from the image that Mary went there on foot. We answer as follows:
歩いて行きます
（あるいて行きます）

Using the particle で, we will complete the following excerpt to explain how Mary got from her house to the north station to the university.

We have already learned the use of the particle でto express the location of an action. Because the nouns that come before で are quite different from one another, it should be easy enough to determine in what fashion the particle is being used given the context of the words before it.

Michiko asks another question which we have to figure out. Based on Mary’s answer that ‘something takes ten minutes,’ we can assume that the question she asks is, ‘how long does it take?’ We answer as follows:
どのぐらいかかります

Using the particle で, we will complete the following excerpt to explain how Mary got from her house to the north station to the university.

We have already learned the use of the particle でto express the location of an action. Because the nouns that come before で are quite different from one another, it should be easy enough to determine in what fashion the particle is being used given the context of the words before it.

Michiko asks Mary something about the distance from the north station to the university. Based on Mary’s answer that she ‘goes by bus,’ we can infer that the question is, ‘how do you get to the university from the north station?’ We answer as follows:
どうやって行きます

Using the particle で, we will complete the following excerpt to explain how Mary got from her house to the north station to the north station.

We have already learned the use of the particle でto express the location of an action. Because the nouns that come before で are quite different from one another, it should be easy enough to determine in what fashion the particle is being used given the context of the words before it.

Michiko asks Mary how long the trip to the university from the north station will take. Based on the image above, we answer as follows:
十五分かかります