がある + Noun (Noun (B) that has Noun (A))
Noun (B) that has Noun (A), Noun (B) with Noun (A)
JLPT N5
Pattern
Noun A + が + ある + Noun B
How it works
A clause with がある can describe a noun: にわがある家 (a house with a garden). In a describing clause like this, が can also be の: にわのある家.
Examples
- にわが ある 家に すみたいです。I want to live in a house with a garden.
- プールが ある ホテルです。It's a hotel with a pool.
Related grammar
Further reading
Bunpro N5 · Lesson 4Put your practice together
Work through a complete paper at your own pace or choose a timed mock exam. No account is needed to begin.