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In Season 5-11 page 3, Koichi used the following example:
石 を なげる つもりです
I plan to throw a rockMy question is why did he use を ? Why not use に, since that is associated with direction and motion? Thanks!
Because it’s the rock that’s being thrown – を is the direct object marker, and the rock is the object of the sentence. If I were to throw the rock at Koichi, then I’d mark Koichi with に.
For the record, なげる isn’t a “motion” verb, but an “action” verb.
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