I have a question about when you can and cannot exclude the subject/object from a sentence. How do you use particles to indicate what the purpose of the sentence is?
I've written this sentence: 父は殺そうした
And I want it to mean: "My father tried to kill her".
But I'm not sure if it means what I want it to mean. Should I use が instead of は? Does it make a difference?
The sentence before talks about the person who he tried to kill, so there is context about who the other person is.
I've written this sentence: 父は殺そうした
And I want it to mean: "My father tried to kill her".
But I'm not sure if it means what I want it to mean. Should I use が instead of は? Does it make a difference?
The sentence before talks about the person who he tried to kill, so there is context about who the other person is.