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Originally Posted by Maxful
Also, I am confuse by these sentences.
1. 書類の重要なポイントに印を付ける
mark highlights of a document
2. ×印を付ける
mark a cross
3. カレンダーにその日の覚えとして印を付ける
mark the date on the calendar
4. ペンで○や×を付ける
mark/draw circles and crosses with a pen
First of all, I would like to know why there isn't a need to include "に" before "印" for number 2 and 3?
Secondly, why was "に印" excluded from number 4?
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I'll be honest. I don't get any of these questions.
2. Where do you place a に when there is only one noun （×印） in the phrase and it's followed by a を??????
3. Don't you see the に there?
4. Show me a spot where you can put a に there when there is no word describing a place.
印 isn't necessary because the words ○ and × already include it. You can say ○印 and ｘ印 as well if you want to.