Tips

いる（入る）

Intransitive / operation verbal that has a more commonly used alternative form はいる

〜から (because)

Accent

Predicates before から acquire an accent on the final mora.

〜けど

Accent

Predicates before けど acquire an accent on the final mora.

〜し

• Can imply other related predicates which may or may not be overtly stated
• Leads up to a final result

Accent

Predicates before し acquire an accent on the final mora.

ため

Unmodified: benefit; 為になるもの (a thing which is beneficial)
Modified by Imperfective Verbal: specifies a reason as the purpose
Modified by Perfective Verbal: expresses reason as the cause
Modified by Other: determined by context

Accent

The accent is usually タメ＼ but when の follows it is pronounced タメノ ＯＲ タメ＼ノ. Although the former makes sense, as it follows how 尾高型 words becomes 平板型 before の except for 1) numbers, counters, order words; 2) vowel devoicing near the final mora, the latter actually seems to be said more. As pointed out in NHK's 日本語発音アクセント新辞典 some words may be pronounced either accented or unaccented before の; the accented alternative being more emphatic.

〜の (extended predicate; 〜のだ。〜んだ。〜の。)

Accent

Predicates before の acquire an accent on the final mora.

みつかる ＞ みつける

When 'finding' lacks the implication of self-will 見つかる occurs. Thus finding a job, a place to live, something to where, etc… from the Japanese point of view, is a matter of the item in question 'becoming located' without self-determination.