から~にかけて (JLPT N2) grammar meaning

Kara ni kakete japanese grammar
Kara ni kakete japanese grammar

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Meaning

から~にかけて means “from ~ to ~”. It is used to indicate a range or span of time or space. から (kara) indicates the starting point, and the particle にかけて (ni kakete) indicates the span until the end point. This construction is similar to the English phrase “during the time from ~ to ~”.

Example sentences

からにかけて、雨が降っていました。
Asa kara yoru ni kakete, ame ga futte imashita.
It was raining from morning to evening.

午前10時から午後2時にかけて、会議があります。
Gozen juuji kara gogo ni ji ni kakete kaigi ga arimasu
There is a meeting from 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM.

私たちは昨日の夜から今日の朝にかけて、車で旅行しました
Watashitachi wa kinou no yoru kara kyou no asa ni kakete, kuruma de ryokou shimashita.
We traveled by car from last night until this morning.

公園から学校にかけて、桜がたくさん咲いています。
Kouen kara gakkou ni kakete sakura ga takusan saite imasu.
There are a lot of cherry blossoms blooming from the park to the school.

彼は去年の夏から今年の春にかけて、海外に留学しました。
Kare wa kyonen no natsu kara kotoshi no haru ni kakete, kaigai ni ryuugaku shimashita.
He studied abroad from last summer until this spring.

私は来週の月曜日から金曜日にかけて、日本にいます。
Watashi wa raishuu no getsuyoubi kara kinyoubi ni kakete, Nihon ni imasu.
I will be in Japan from Monday to Friday next week.

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