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DerKalif
DerKalif
10 months ago

In my opinion, both are correct without any form being ‘more correct’ or the like.

As an example, I take the usual “a cup of cold coffee” and “a cup of cold coffee”. In the first case, “cold coffee” is a so-called Apposition to “pot” – and Appositions are in the same case as the word to which they relate. In the second case, “cold coffee” is a genitive attribute to “casse”, more precisely a partitiver genitive.

It’s similar to your example.

There’s who? Several [accousative] such films [also rechargeable]. or several [accusative] of such films [partitiver genitive].

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l3487171
l3487171
10 months ago

The second is definitely correct.

The first occurs in everyday German, but does not sound good. It is not good because the meaning of the words “solche” and “multiple” is too similar, especially if they are still in the same case. It’s overdetermined. (But don’t make sure my explanation is good)

Note: In the first sentence there are nominatives, no battery

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PaterAlfonso
PaterAlfonso
10 months ago

Just replace “solve” by “this”. The alternative would be:

“There are several of these films” and this is obviously wrong.

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edgar1279
edgar1279
10 months ago

Other

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