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#51
29-Aug-2004, 19:45
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 We Japanese learn that any word which explains a noun is adjectival. :? |
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#52
29-Aug-2004, 19:49
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#53
29-Aug-2004, 20:16
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| And what is worse, I've been teaching that way.  |
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#54
30-Aug-2004, 21:45
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| We use it when nouns modify other nouns, but infinitives are regarded as infinitves.  |
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#55
31-Aug-2004, 08:35
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| If you have a Japanese student or a Japanese friend, ask him/her about this problem. His/her answer would be the same as mine. :) |
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