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Anonymous Posted 9 years ago
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Write a sentence containing a main verb that is syntactically monotransitive, but semantically ditransitive.
I dont understand this question, can anyone help me?
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anonymous I don ' t understand this question, can anyone help me? From what I can tell by Googling, it is a phenomenon that occurs more often in other languages than in English, but there are a few examples in English. The only English example I could find was "ask".
- anonymous I don ' t understand this question, can anyone help me?
- From what I can tell by Googling, it is a phenomenon that occurs more often in other languages than in English, but there are a few examples in English.
- The only English example I could find was "ask".
- — How did you find out where the train station is?
- — I asked somebody.
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anonymousI don't understand this question, can anyone help me?
From what I can tell by Googling, it is a phenomenon that occurs more often in other languages than in English, but there are a few examples in English.
The only English example I could find was "ask".
— How did you find out where
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