I had that book I used to learn Japanese grammar and I really had a difficult time with particles , specially で and に , I never feel confined when I face a lot of sentences like this :
so you can see that i tried but i'm not totally sure , you can guys put you answers and I will be really appreciate it :)
5 が
6 を
7 が
8 を
9 が
10 が
11 を
12 が
13 を
14 が
15 が
16 を
17 を
18 が
19 が
20 を
21 が
22 が
23 が
24 を
25 を
26 が
27 が
28 が
The exercise is all about knowing whether the verb is transitive or intransitive.
In case of any doubts about specific ones, feel free to ask.
*I may have gotten some of those wrong*
1 えいご で はなします
2 英語 ができます
3 英語 を わかります
4おと を 聞きます。
5 おと が きこえます
6 うみ を みます
7 うみ が みえます
When the verb is transitive you will use the particle を
in the first expression English is a instrument that you use to talk for these reason use で
I learned to use ができます as a pack
WHwn the verb is intransitive you'll never use をbecause isn't a object maybe you'll use が, or other particles.
my friend the correct use of で and に you'll need to trains.
I hope to help you...
hello from Brazil...
Hearing or seeing something is considered acting on it. Seeing the ball is like hitting the ball. Hearing the cricket is like catching the cricket. So they take を:
ヘリの音を聞きます。I hear the sound of a helicopter
Heya no mado kara umi wo mimasu. From the room's window I see the ocean.
miemasu and kikoemasu forms are the ability to _. Having an ability is a state of being, so they are intransitive and take が:
Heri no oto ga kikoemasu. I can hear the sound of a helicopter.
Heya no mado kara umi ga miemasu. From the room's window I am able to see the ocean.
