Quick question about how to say "To work on something"
I've seen the following two translations in the vocab forum:
I am working on my French - Je travail mon français.
I have been working on my car - J'ai travaillé sur ma voiture
So when is sur required, and when is it not?
For instance, for "I'm working on my novel"
Which is correct:
Je travail mon roman
Je travail sur mon roman
Many thanks,
Milan
I've seen the following two translations in the vocab forum:
I am working on my French - Je travail mon français.
I have been working on my car - J'ai travaillé sur ma voiture
So when is sur required, and when is it not?
For instance, for "I'm working on my novel"
Which is correct:
Je travail mon roman
Je travail sur mon roman
Many thanks,
Milan