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.
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.
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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