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KiralaMouse
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I only know how to break down a sentence with confidence in English, but "het strand" looks like it ought to be the object of the preposition "naar", with "naar het strand" being a prepositional phrase modifying the verb "ga". And if Time/Manner/Place indicates a word order, it seems like "nooit" indicating Time makes sense coming before "naar het strand" indicating Place.
3 years ago
draganaslavkovic
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Time-Manner-Object-Place, and in this case "naar het strand" is a place, there is no object in this sentance
7 months ago
peachtree2
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So stranden are necessarily flat/ easily accesible? I would say a beach is a type of shoreline. A rocky shore is not a beach, but all beaches are shores.
4 years ago