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Hello, friends:
Here are two sentences from my Minna textbook:
The chapter that contains these sentences explains the construction noun + が + て-form transitive verb + あります.
I have two questions:
Here are two sentences from my Minna textbook:
- 机の上に何が置いてありますか。
- あなたの部屋の壁に何か掛けてありますか。
The chapter that contains these sentences explains the construction noun + が + て-form transitive verb + あります.
I have two questions:
- in the second sentence, does the indefinite-making particle か make an exception to the が rule above?
- is there a nuance in meaning between the two sentences, i.e. that first implies an expectation that there is probably something on my desk, whereas the second sentence makes no such implication that there is anything hung on my wall?