Which ending forms the comitative case, meaning with, in a word such as sõbraga (with a friend)?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: B. -ga
- Step 1: The comitative is one of the cases that give Estonian its large count. Step 2. Sõber means friend, and sõbraga means with a friend. Answer: -ga. Why not the others: The other endings mean into a role, out of, and on or at.
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