ByDavi19
I go play soccer with my friends .
Is the bolded part a prepositional object or an adverbial clause? I'm having trouble distinguishing. Thank you!
(2 votes)
Loading...Hello, I wanted to start learning Russian on the side, but Duolingo only has an English to Russian learning function, which I do, but I don't think it really helps that much. I wanted to ask if anyone knows of another app or something where you can learn Russian well in German. Greetings
I'm looking for the translation of the first sentence into German. Thank you !
I'm looking for a poem called "Song," but I can't find anything about it online. I read it once, but I don't really remember how it goes. It begins, "We'll lie in beds whose roofs are like…" but I'm not entirely sure. Thanks in advance.
Hello, I have to work with Citavi for my studies (one of the tasks was to add a relevant handbook about witch hunts to the database). Now I'm wondering whether a handbook is also a paperback. I would be very pleased to receive an answer
The main sentence is “I’m going to play football.” (The “football” is no longer part of the preposition alphrase.) The rest is mM an additional indication and not required by the verb, so I would see it as an adverbial determination – more precisely than comitative adverbial.
I would say prepositional object because of the preposition “with”.