When to use it
Use it when driving into a city centre and you want cheap basement parking.
The sentence in English: “I'm looking for cheap underground parking.”
In “I'm looking for cheap underground parking.” two adjectives sit before ‘parking’.
- I'm
- contractionbe · tense: present · person: first · number: singular · contraction of "I am"
- looking
- verblook · form: -ing form · "am looking for" is an action happening now
- for
- prepositionpreposition; "look for" means "search"
- cheap
- adjectiveadjective
- underground
- adjectiveadjective; below street level
- parking
- nounnoun
The sentence in Telugu: “చౌకైన భూగర్భ పార్కింగ్ కోసం వెతుకుతున్నాను.”
In “చౌకైన భూగర్భ పార్కింగ్ కోసం వెతుకుతున్నాను.” the adjectives ‘చౌకైన’ (cheap) and ‘భూగర్భ’ (underground) also precede the noun, in the same order. ‘కోసం’ (for) follows it and the verb comes last.
- చౌకైన
- adjective'cheap'
- భూగర్భ
- adjective'underground'
- పార్కింగ్
- noun'parking'
- కోసం
- preposition'for'
- వెతుకుతున్నాను
- verbvetuku · tense: present continuous · person: 1st · searching while driving in town
What changes from one language to the other: English × Telugu
Adjective order matches; the verb moves to the end in Telugu and drops ‘I’.
Example conversation
— చౌకైన భూగర్భ పార్కింగ్ కోసం వెతుకుతున్నాను.
— I'm looking for cheap underground parking.
— మాల్ బేస్మెంట్ పార్కింగ్ అన్నింటికంటే చౌక.
— The mall basement is the cheapest.