kagu o ugokashite, heya o hiroku shimasu.

I move the furniture and make the room more spacious.

Breakdown of kagu o ugokashite, heya o hiroku shimasu.

• を: direct object particle
• 部屋へや: room
• 〜て: connective form
• 動うごかす: to move

Questions & Answers about kagu o ugokashite, heya o hiroku shimasu.

Why are there two を particles in this sentence?

Because the sentence has two different verbs doing two different jobs:

• 家具を動かして = move the furniture
• 部屋を広くします = make the room spacious / make the room bigger-feeling

So:

• the first を marks 家具 as the thing being moved
• the second を marks 部屋 as the thing being changed

This is very common in Japanese. A sentence can contain more than one を if each one belongs to a different verb or verb phrase.

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What does 動かして mean here?

動かして is the て-form of 動かす, which means to move something.

So:

• 動かす → dictionary form
• 動かして → て-form

In this sentence, the て-form connects two actions:

• 家具を動かして、
• 部屋を広くします。

This often means:

• move the furniture, and then make the room feel more spacious
• or by moving the furniture, make the room more spacious

So the first action leads into the second.

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Why is it 広くします and not 広いします?