The temporal conjunction and preposition both mean “before” in English. As “before”, vor forms a kind of “unfinished subordinate clause”
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The 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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Continue readingThe Partizip II is a type of German Partizipien known as the past participle form of a verb in English.
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