the or the?
He dropped down in front of the house entrance or in front of that?
(1 votes)
Loading...
(1 votes)Loading...
(1 votes)Loading...Similar Posts
Backflips in ancient times?
Byeinenby
Do we have records of backflips in ancient times? Did they exist back then? Did people think that was cool back then? If not, what did they think was cool? Is there a person in ancient times who could do a backflip whose name we still know today? Could Plato do a backflip when he…
Underline Aci in Latin?
I was supposed to look for Acis in the Latin sentences and underline it, and I wanted to ask if I had it right: Red: Head verb Blue: Infinitive Green: accusative Thanks in advance.
Good evening, could you please correct the text?
Dear Ms. Fink, Thank you for the invitation to the parents’ evening on June 23, 2024. My son, Leo Müller, is having serious problems with math at the moment, as you know. He needs to practice arithmetic and needs help with it. Would you be so kind as to give him some advice so he…
What does delivery date mean?
That the goods will only be shipped then or will they arrive at my place?
CFG Computational Linguistics?
G = ⟨{S}, {a, b, c, d}, {S → aSc | bSD | ε}, S⟩ What language is generated by this grammar? I understand what language it creates, as it's quite simple, but I don't know how to write it down. Can anyone help me?
How to write a memo from an interview?
Hey dear ones, I have a quick question. I'm supposed to take a "memory memo" of an interview, but I'm not sure what's expected of me. I took notes during the process, but now I'm not sure exactly what constitutes a "memory log" and how I should approach the matter. What I've found online is…
It’s both right. It’s a little bit different. Unfortunately, I can’t explain, it’s a subtle difference. 😅💁
🤣
I think HansWurst45 could explain it. 😅👇
🤣
Good night!
Yes, now we have, well put to the point! 😅👍
Eben – where or where. 👍
“He dropped in front of the house entrance,” means he dropped and the house entrance was more or less randomly directly next to it.
“He dropped in front of the house entrance” means that he deliberately dropped right in front of the house entrance to block it, for example.
I think it’s both.
if you say that, it’s in date, so before whom/what am I going to fall? –> dat
and with them it is the acoustic. before whom/what I will fall –> akk
This problem is also found in other words, I mean that both are going and, as I said, only the case is another.
lg
boahh am overwhelmed haha in the 9th school year and I am not sure but I think it is and I am really not sure
Before WEM or what did he fall? So I’d say that.
Unique that, I would say.
both of you. somehow comes to the context
Where did he fall? Dativ.
Where did he fall? Rechargeable.
Who or what did he fall from? Before the House entrance
This depends on the context – it is both, but has different meanings.