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I think im missing something in the genki books which i cant quite figure out,
the exercise is to make suggestions using the cues. The cues include 'see a
movie' 'play tennis' etc im stuck on 'study at the library'. I'm confused as
study is both the verb and the object at least i think it is, i believe this
is what im mistaken on.

Would it be としょかんでべんきょうしませんか

or would there be an object of the sentence before continuing with をべんきょうしませんか
The vocabulary page says to use を with to study so i think this might be whats
throwing me.

Thanks for any help.
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Help with で and を in this scenario
If you say

> としょかんで べんきょうします

then you're saying,

> I study at the library.

If you say

> としょかんで べんきょうしません

You're saying, "I don't study at the library".

If you say

> としょかんで べんきょうしませんか

you're asking a question which is more like an invitation,

> How about studying at the library?

If you want to say something about what you study, you could say

> としょんで すうがくを べんきょうします

which would be

> I study math at the library.

It is possible to say

> としょかんで べんきょうを します

with this approach if you want to say _I study math at the library_ then you
would need to say

> としょかんで すうがくの べんきょうを します
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