| You are not signed in. |
|
Ask-a-Teacher Question |
<< more questions for course 2
Question to Teacher: When do you omit theo before する ?
Course 2 Lesson 11: Sayoko and Jeff (Grammar)
Question to Teacher: When do you omit the
Course 2 Lesson 11: Sayoko and Jeff (Grammar)
| spiffymai | Post Date: 2010-05-19 14:22:25 |  save to notebook | saved questions | |||
 member since 2009 Jul 03 Questions: 2 Comments: 1 | Just to make sure I understand correctly, the "o" before "suru" when making something an action [ex: benkyou o suru] is optional? Unless there is an object of the action like "nihongo o benkyousuru" where the "o" is attached to "nihongo" in which case the "o" between "benkyou" and "suru" must be omitted? Is that right? | |||||
| ||||||
| Was this question helpful to you? |
  |
| JFZ_George | Post Date: 2010-05-20 09:51:02 | ||
 member since 1997 Aug 25 Questions: 22 Comments: 2701 |
You are correct. That is a really good summary of what happens with o . You explained it so well I don't have much to add.George YesJapan.com | ||
|
| Minipopz14 | Post Date: 2010-06-03 07:20:46 | |||
 member since 2010 Jun 01 Questions: 0 Comments: 1 |
Wow thats a cool ^^ I really think that response is a great answer indeed ! ^^ | |||
|