All pronouns play the function of replacing a previously mentioned noun or an already known noun in a sentence except
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All pronouns play the function of replacing a previously mentioned noun or an already known noun in a sentence except
Continue readingAs explained in a previous post, the Genitiv in German is used to either show ownership/possession or measurement. Even so,
Continue readingUnderstanding and properly conjugating German verbs begin with knowing their major categories and in this case, the subcategories of the
Continue readingThe temporal conjunction and preposition both mean “before” in English. As “before”, vor forms a kind of “unfinished subordinate clause”
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Continue readingThese genitive causal (kausal) prepositions are so important in German language. Even though they are all synonymous in meaning to
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