What's it called?
Does that mean
"He placed a hand on his shoulder"
or
"He placed a hand on his shoulder"?
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My question here Where? more natural to sound.
Exactly, better I couldn’t have written it 🙂
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The No R is Right
Both can be correct, depending on what is specifically meant. I would like to of Shoulder” say because it is more common.
whether after the verb “place” Dativ or battery comes?
both are possible, seeDuden – The dictionary of linguistic doubts 16:
‘2. After placing in, placing on, placing under or above, both the battery and the Dativ can stand.
TheAccurateif aDirections(Question: where?): You can put your basket under the bank first. …
TheDativif aPlace(Question: where?): Aiders were placed at all outputs. …’
https://www.wer-weiss-was.de/t/platzieren-dativ- or-akkusativ/9476940
He puts a hand on his shoulder.
The second is right.
“his shoulder”
No