Explain me !!!
Explain to me !!!
What is the difference between this sentences?
I bought a car yesterday
I bought the car yesterday
I bought this car yesterday
Thank a lot
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"A car" is the one that the listener has no idea about beca use it is preceded by "a" which is indefinite article.
The car _ is known by the listener because it is preceded by "the" definite article.
This car_ is also preceded by "this" which is definite article that make the known known by the listener and the speaker.
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Hier, j'ai acheté une voiture.
Hier, j'ai acheté la voiture.
Hier, j'ai acheté celle voiture-ci.
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j'ai acheté une voiture
j'ai acheté la voiture
j'ai acheté cette voiture
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Remember that "explain X" means that X is a mystery. You don't understand X: "explain these sentences"; "explain what happened"; "explain your reasons."
Now, imagine what "explain me" really means in English. :)
(Tip: the phrase is "explain to me", or "explain this to me". In fact, your question should be, "Could you explain this to me, please?")
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j'ai acheté une voiture
j'ai acheté la voiture
j'ai acheté cette voiture
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