lead to
because of
as a start/trigger of
an opportunity
Structure
- Verb + の/こと + をきっかけ + に/にして/として
- Noun + をきっかけ + に/にして/として
- Verb + の/こと + がきっかけ + で/になって/となって
- Noun + がきっかけ + に/にして/として
- Verb + きっかけ + を/は*/になる/となる/copula
[Used to express a trigger that leads to something changing or beginning]
[The triggered change is often significant or dramatic]
[*If きかっけ is directly modified by a verb it is usually used with はなんですか]
[会ったきかっけ trigger of (our) meeting・会ったことをきかっけに with (our) meeting as a trigger]
Since it can attach to nouns with both が and を, what’s the difference between the two? Some answers only accept one or the other
I think the legend is wrong; it should show the same difference as it shows for verbs.
The difference is just grammatical. With を you’re taking something as the きっかけ; with が you’re saying that something is the きっかけ. Like any other noun.
@Litharrale
@nekoyama is right, there was an error in the structure section it should be like this (fixed, thank you for the feedback!):
