kinyuurei o yomi, shinseikigen o kakuninsuru.

I read the sample form entry and check the application deadline.

Breakdown of kinyuurei o yomi, shinseikigen o kakuninsuru.

• を: direct object particle
• 読よむ: to read
• 確認かくにんする: to check
• 記入例きにゅうれい: a sample form entry

Questions & Answers about kinyuurei o yomi, shinseikigen o kakuninsuru.

Why is 読み used here instead of 読んで?

読み、 is the ます-stem of 読む followed by a comma, and it connects to the next action in a formal, written style.

So:

• 読む → 読み
• 確認する stays at the end as the main verb

This pattern is common in instructions, manuals, notices, and official writing. It often sounds a little more formal and concise than 読んで、確認する.

So this sentence is basically saying:

• Read the example entry, and check the application deadline.

with a formal instruction-like tone.

Why is を used twice?

Because there are two separate actions, and each action has its own direct object.

• 記入例を読み = read the example entry
• 申請期限を確認する = confirm/check the application deadline

So each verb takes what it acts on:

• 読む takes 記入例
• 確認する takes 申請期限

Using を twice is completely normal.

What does 記入例 mean exactly?