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Grammar
1.Oblique for
Destinations
2."[In
order] to"
3.Past
imperfect
4. Past
progressive
5. Since/For
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7.1 |
Oblique
for Destinations |
Destinations
(objects of verbs of motion) must be in the oblique case, but they
do not require a postpostion.
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"He
is going to my room." |
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"She
wants to go to the big bazaar." (Note that
बाज़ार can't
change in oblique, but its adjective does!) |
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"Come
to my house." |
Note : all
adverbs and adverbial phrases in Hindi must be in the oblique case,
whether or not they have a postpostion. What are adverbs and adverbial
phrases? They answer the questions we can ask about verbs: Where?
How? When?
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See
Snell's Teach Yourself Hindi (2000)
Section
8.3 page 103 |
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