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Vor oder Bevor: Difference and Similarity

The temporal conjunction and preposition both mean “before” in English. As “before”, vor forms a kind of “unfinished subordinate clause”

When two verbs have a similar meaning and seem complicated to tell apart, the most important thing to do is

These genitive causal (kausal) prepositions are so important in German language. Even though they are all synonymous in meaning to

Wait a minute! 3Just in case you are wondering if this is about matter (atomic particles), no! It’s not. Particles

Little wonder how a bit complicated a conjunction can be? This is the case of the German dass. This is

The Partizip II is a type of German Partizipien known as the past participle form of a verb in English.