In this paper, among the meanings represented by the active shitearu form, the meaning characteristics of the motion and results were considered for exercise that focuses on motion. The reason that the active shitearu form does not only represent the basic meaning of the Aspect, but represents the derivative meaning of perfect is that the exercise is not only related to the past in terms of completion, but to the present (at the time of setting the ignition). The motion-oriented movement shown in the form of is characterized by the result being related to the intention of the motion subject. Compared to accidental and indirect results, limited results appear. The degree of involvement of intention can be divided into whether the intention is for the of the motion subject or whether the intention is pure in the equation, and the more actively the motion subject is involved, the more interested in the result is limited.