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"Aite arimasu" I think you meant "Akete arimasu."~te imasu just denotes the present state of things, or that an action is ongoing. ex: mado ga aite imasu (the window is open)
~te arimasu is used to indicate that the verb has been executed for a purpose. ex: mado ga aite arimasu (the window is open/has been opened [perhaps to let the breeze in].
sorry, yes. ~te arimasu only works for transitive verbs."Aite arimasu" I think you meant "Akete arimasu."
"Aite arimasu" I think you meant "Akete arimasu."
Mado ga akete arimasu (Window was opened by someone -- or there are times the subject is referring to themselves) ?? ツ
Mado wo akete arimasu (Window was opened by me).
No, you can say Mado (doa...) wo akete aru. Although I admit it isn't as common as ga akete aru or wo akete oku.I believe MMM is correct. I don't think you can say "Mado wo akete aru." it would be "Mado wo akete oita." or "Mado ga akete aru."
No, you can say Mado (doa...) wo akete aru. Although I admit it isn't as common as ga akete aru or wo akete oku.
At least it's in my text and something I've heard from my tutor, seen on Japanese sites, etc.
Yes, that is the situation I am talking about too.I am talking about in the situation that YOU (personal) is the DOer.
行為者が話者自身であるかどうかに関わらず、「窓が開けてあります」も「窓を開けてあります」も使えますね。強いて言えば「窓が開けてあります」のほうは叙述的表現、「窓を開けてあります」のほうは主観的表現という感じでしょうか。 (個人的な印象かもしれませんが。)
ちなみに「開けておきました」だと「何かの目的のために閉まっていたものを開けた」というニュアンスが出るのに対して、「開けてあります」のほうは「何かの目的のために開けた状態のままにしている」というところに力点が置かれてますね。
詳しい説明してくれてありがとうございます!しかし、窓の代わりに、「ドア」を使った例文を次に見てみます。 そういう文章を見つけたので。。。行為者が話者自身であるかどうかに関わらず、「窓が開けてあります」も「窓を開けてあります」も使えますね。強いて言えば「窓が開けてあります」のほうは叙述的表現、「窓を開けてあります」のほうは主観的表現という感じでしょうか。 (個人的な印象かもしれませんが。)
ちなみに「開けておきました」だと「何かの目的のために閉まっていたものを開けた」というニュアンスが出るのに対して、「開けてあります」のほうは「何かの目的のために開けた状態のままにしている」というところに力点が置かれてますね。![]()
多分、
ドアを開けてある = "Door was opened by me"
ドアが開けてある = "Door was opened by someone"
Are you talking about 。。。が(を)開けてあった?? That means the door was open (had been opened) but isn't anymore.I have to agree here. However, I'm still not clear about one point.
Why is it aru and not areta? (or is it aretta? I always have trouble determining what group a verb is in.) Since the action has been completed (the door is now open,) shouldn't the past form be used?
ドアが開いています/開けてありますWhy is it aru and not areta? (or is it aretta? I always have trouble determining what group a verb is in.) Since the action has been completed (the door is now open,) shouldn't the past form be used?