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N1 Lesson 1: 10/17

までもない
there is no need to, do not have to, it is not necessary to, needless to

While までもなくて is also used、 it is less common than までもなく

Structure
Casual
Polite
More common patterns:
Verb[る]+ までもない
Verb[る]+ までもなく + Phrase

Less common patterns: Verb[る]+ までもなく + Phrase
More common patterns:
Verb[る]+ までもありません
Verb[る]+ までもなく + Phrase

Less common patterns:
Verb[る]+ までもなく + Phrase
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  • [Aまでもない is used when there is no need to go as far as to do A, because something is obvious, easy, has already been done, etc.・doing [verb] would be a bother]
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あのね......そんごくうはクリリンなんかとは比(くら)べるまでもなくそれどころかベジータよりもずっと強(つよ)いだから
Hey, there is no need to compare Goku to someone like Krillin, because he is far stronger than Vegeta.
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先生(せんせい)は、すでに全(すべ)て解説(かいせつ)したので聞(き)くまでもない
There is no need to ask questions because the teacher has already explained everything.
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この試験(しけん)の難(むずか)しさから考(かんが)えると、試験(しけん)の結果(けっか)発表(はっぴょう)は見(み)るまでもなく明(あき)らかだ。
Judging from this exam's difficulty, the results are clear without the need to see them.
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