Questions & Answers about Hun antyder et problem.
What is the basic grammar structure of Hun antyder et problem?
It is a simple subject–verb–object sentence:
- Hun = subject
- antyder = finite verb
- et problem = direct object
This is the most neutral word order for a normal main clause in Norwegian.
Why is it et problem and not en problem?
Because problem is a neuter noun in Norwegian, so it takes et in the indefinite singular.
Useful forms:
- et problem = an/a problem
- problemet = the problem
- problemer = problems
- problemene = the problems
In Norwegian, noun gender has to be learned with the noun.
What form is antyder?
Antyder is the present tense of the verb å antyde.
Main forms:
- å antyde = infinitive
- antyder = present
- antydet = past
- har antydet = present perfect
So in this sentence, the verb is finite and present tense.
Does antyder mean only hints, or can it also mean is hinting?