I’ve read the discussion here.
Is のが being reserved as a quiz answer for some other lesson’s nuance?
- This grammar point is labeled のは・のが. I expected either answers or alternate answers using のが.
- のが is talked about and has a couple examples given, but it seems like it’s going to be absent in the quizzes. I tested のが as an answer during the first two quizzes and with two manually created ghosts, and Bunpro nudged me away to のは without explaining why each time. It didn’t mark のが wrong.
On Bunpro specifically, should I only use Verb + のが for things like emotive statements and 下手／上手?
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Aside from the adjective nominalization form that allows のが usage, (Adjective) + のは, I only see these のが grammar points waiting: のがすき, のがへた, and のがじょうず. The のが examples given would fit exclusively under のがすき if it included のがきらい:
私はバスに乗るのが嫌いです。
彼は走るのが好き。