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Can someone help explain why the sentence needs both 'inn' and 'i'? My best guess is the verb for 'enter' is "gå inn" and "i huset" is an adverbial clause?
August 4, 2015
"inn i" is a phrasal preposition indicating motion inward, similar to "into" in English, which when you think about it also consists of two parts "in" and "to".
August 5, 2015
Would "Brannmannen går i huset" or "Brannmannen går inn huset" work as well/sound natural?
June 17, 2018
