N finds it hilarious that he’s listed as “Subject” on the mortgage paperwork. We are now trying to figure out whether I’m an object of time, place, or circumstance.
Subject and Object
Opinions, art, debate
Opinions, art, debate
N finds it hilarious that he’s listed as “Subject” on the mortgage paperwork. We are now trying to figure out whether I’m an object of time, place, or circumstance.
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I always feel sorry for posts that no one comments on (I’m a huge anthropomorphizer).
Anywaaaaaaayyyyy your terminology is off, objects are direct (lo, la) or indirect (le) (think Mexican, with no leismo)
Time, place, manner and circumstance are indicated by adverb(ials). I prefer adverbial to distinguish them from adverbs (some of which can be adverbials).
whoooff, I feel better now.
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