He gave me a pen . Here give is a ditranatiive verb . If i write, He gave a pen to me. Then, is it also di transive verb? Does " me" is an indirect object of the verb ? Or "me" gonna be an object of a preposition? One website says that, its an obj of a preposition but one of my teachers says thats its a indirect obj.
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what mistakes did she make? usually when I watch these kinds of videos I think they're saying something wrong, when in fact they're just saying it a different way.
Hi I’m planning on attending Agnes Scott fall 2019 and I was curious about the campus. Could you possibly do updates of the tours of the residence halls,library,etc please?
Besides what the prof said, there are about four things going on with this. (1) French verbs may have invisible prepositions built-in, like she says with chercher, where you do not use a preposition in French, even though you use it in English. The English preposition is built into the French verb's meaning: chercher = "to look for, to search for"; (2) English verbs can also have prepositions built-in where French uses one preposition, or one of several. (3) French may use a different preposition than English, with a given verb. Often this is de or à or en or pour or par, but because French has different prepositions with different meanings and origins, and the two languages look at the world slightly differently, you get a different set of words sometimes. French occasionally uses a different preposition than Spanish, also, even though they are closely related. (4) English also may use a different preposition (or one of several) than what French expects to have there. Basically, you have to remember that both English and French have verbs that are associated with a few prepositions to give the full meaning of what is going on. Each of these can give a different basic meaning, or at least a slightly different flavor, to what you are trying to say. Yes, it can be tricky when you're not a native speaker. You have to remember to get past that tendency to think in your native language and to think directly in the new language as much as you can. You have to try to get past that tendency to think that, because your native language does things a certain way (like which preposition to use) that does not mean the other language or all languages do it that way. This can be hard to get past. (Yes, to me as a non-native French speaker, French does some odd things with prepositions that I don't expect at times.) Another thing to remember is that, just like in English, sometimes you might be able to use one preposition or the other, about equally well, but there is usually a subtle difference or a difference in context. Then sometimes either one might be equally OK, or at least understandable, to a native speaker. English sometimes allows us to choose between two or three prepositions that mean about the same thing with a verb. Also, English is a little odd, in that we sometimes "stack" prepositions or string them together, in order to add a special nuance; ("We're going out to the ballgame." "The cat is up in a tree.") -- things like that. -- Basically, remember that the language you're learning looks at the world in a slightly different way, and so it uses its helper words differently than your own language. Sometimes, it makes very basic distinctions that your language does not. Other times, it may not make a distinction where your own language does that all the time. It's just the difference between the two. But that makes it interesting and fun to learn about, even if it makes it hard to be sure sometimes which things go with what. ;)
oh wow, umm so I didn't remember making this comment, but just a quick update: I’ve been admitted as a class of 2026 student. I’m still in love with the school and I’m happy 14 year old me got to see her dream school accept her!!
