From: bmscotttg
Message: 10087
Date: 2009-03-24
> Read this first!I think that you had it right.
> On reading further, I have to admit that I'm unsure about my
> explanation of what was meant by "proposition". I'm a bit
> confused myself about the theoretical stuff, and the explanation
> I gave might be wrong.
> Sorry to add to the confusion! To recap, a noun after the 'en'An accusative example from modern Icelandic, taken from
> can be in any case; it's in whatever case it would be according
> to its context in the sentence (most often nominative in the
> examples I've seen). But it would be good if we could find some
> examples to illustrate this properly...