Hey,
Why are there two variants of the construct "because…"?
Sometimes "durch" and "das" are placed directly next to each other, separated only by a comma (I'm healthy because I eat a lot of fruit), and sometimes there's something else in between (I get to know my friends by going to the park every day). Why is that?
Thanks!!
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Heyy! Do you like the country Japan? 🇯🇵🎑🎍🎎🍣🌸 I like the culture, the people and the language😁 Kind regards, onecrazygirlxo💕 PS I am aware that Japan caused a lot of damage during World War II (that's why my parents hate Japan)
I absolutely need it because my summary wasn't that great
which form is correct 🙂
“learning” is a so-called “collective verb”.
Infinitive: “learn”
1. Person Singular: “I learn (jemanden / something) know”
In the example mentioned by you, the prefix ‘understand’ is preceded, while the so-called ‘finite form’ (i.e. OHNE prefix) is at the following point. This results in this ‘settling clamp’.
In the second sentence, the verb means “learn”. It is divided – as you can see: I know.
but isn’t that also inseparable, so there’s something between?
Give me an example! I don’t know.