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May 24, 2022 - 03:11 AM
Hi Cameron,
You're right about the time-manner-place order, yet the confusion here comes from the fact that the group of words "diese Strecke" is a direct object and not a "place complement", hence the different order accepted by the program. Place indications are usually introduced by place prepositions (like Aus, In, Zu, An, Nach...), while a direct object is not introduced by any prepositions since it usually answers the question "What?" after the verb/action (here: We drove what? This route / Diese Strecke)...
Hope this helps! Keep it up!
You're right about the time-manner-place order, yet the confusion here comes from the fact that the group of words "diese Strecke" is a direct object and not a "place complement", hence the different order accepted by the program. Place indications are usually introduced by place prepositions (like Aus, In, Zu, An, Nach...), while a direct object is not introduced by any prepositions since it usually answers the question "What?" after the verb/action (here: We drove what? This route / Diese Strecke)...
Hope this helps! Keep it up!
