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Now I'm learning about nominalization.
I understand that there is a difference when we use through and from ,
From – for persons, animals…, and through – for conditions or means.
But I am confused by these examples-
The doctor operates on the patient.
The operation of the patient by the doctor …
or
He was operated on by the doctor.
The operation by the doctor
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Loading...One must admit that they have good reason to do so. What is right? For or for?
Hello! How is that? Is it more common to say: April 5th is my brother's birthday or My brother's birthday is on April 5th? What is used in colloquial language? Thank you in advance for your comments. LG
would be very nice, can't get any further
Hello, is this sentence grammatically correct? The machine was only made available to you for two days and, according to the contract, a penalty fee will now apply.
The ethics application was prepared with the knowledge of the persons listed below. Readers' group consists of professors.
So, I've been speaking Spanish for 10 years, because since then, I've had more Latino friends than Germans. However, I've never taken a language course or lived abroad. I think I speak Spanish very well, but I also know that I sometimes make mistakes. One thing I don't know, or am unsure about, is the…
Verbalform in liabilities with OF (+ Beings) / DURCH (+ average):
For Nominalisation of passive sentences always (+Agens):
When converted into passive, the rechargeable object of the active set becomes subject and subject active set with by or of introduced:
The man welcomes the woman. The woman becomes of dem Man (orn Man) welcomed. (In the case by the worse German).
Nominalization results:
The greeting of the woman by the man (or by the man) (In the case is of the worse German).
The doctor operates the patient.
Nominalization:
The operation of the patientby the doctor…
The operation of the patient of the doctor (bad German)
The dome of Peter’s Basilica was built by Michelangelo.
The construction of the dome of Peter’s Basilica by Michelangelo was a masterpiece.
The construction of the dome of Peter’s Basilica of Michelangelo was born in X.
Here are equally good, only they fit better in different contexts. (But it doesn’t matter to you.)
You have all right made. But to explain this to you, presupposes that you know with subtleties of the German language. This is not expected in your task,
In the nominalization, a verb or adjective is converted into a nomen.
Verb: Learning – Nomen: Learning
In your example, I can’t find nominalization.
He nominalized “operated”.