to find smth. + adj./word order
1. In German, they often use the structure "ich finde etwas/jemanden + Adj....". Will it sound authentic in English to say something like, "Many people found it (was) great", or should one better say, "Many people thought it was great"? Another example: "Ich finde sie schön" - "I think (that) she is pretty/beautiful".
2. Word order:
They went by coach to Germany.
They went to Germany by coach. ?
Thank you.
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Answers · 5
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yeah you got it right . All the examples you gave are correct. Because Yiddish is similar to German you have a good start .
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Both answers are acceptable however the former sentence is widely accepted in England whilst the latter is accepted in America. So it is a difference of culture.
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