Hi,
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But I am curious as to why sein/to be uses the nominative (right??) in the following:
"I have been/was the bad guy (in every film I acted in)" = NOM
"I hated the bad guy (in every film I've seen)" = AKK
Why is it that "be" doesn't "do the same" as any other verb?
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But I am curious as to why sein/to be uses the nominative (right??) in the following:
"I have been/was the bad guy (in every film I acted in)" = NOM
"I hated the bad guy (in every film I've seen)" = AKK
Why is it that "be" doesn't "do the same" as any other verb?
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