Ch 5 · Lesson 15Esperanto · Chapter 5 · Lesson 15 · Common mistake
en la domo or en la domon?
The -n after a preposition means 'into'. Without it, you are already there.
The rule
After , , and the other prepositions of place, the noun takes -n when something moves INTO that position: . Without -n it says where something already is: . , and never take the -n, because they already contain the direction.
Pick the right one
0/7Pick the right one: domo or domon.
Mi loĝas en granda .
Ni eniris en la .
La infanoj ludas en la .
Ŝi kuris el la .
Ni iris al la .
Li portis la tablon de la strato en la .
Mi dormas en la .
You met this in chapter 1. Worth a second look if the drill caught you out.
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