Hello,
I have to present a city poem with at least three verses tomorrow. Since I don't have much time today and my German isn't exactly the best, I thought I'd just ask you: Do you have any ideas?
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Loading...Is this sentence, especially the to-infinitive part, grammatically correct? I think it is, because you can shorten the subordinate clause with the same subject as the subject, dative, and accusative object in the main clause to the to-infinitive form. Thank you in advance.
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Hello, we're studying ballads in German class. My questions are: How exactly do I recognize and interpret these? Especially John Maynard, how exactly do I analyze this and what background knowledge should one have? And what are all the characteristics of it? Thanks in advance.
Hey, I'm currently a trainee at a tax office. Would you say that the following sentences are actually okay (a question of style) or that the wording is incorrect? On xx.xx.xxxx, a control notification was submitted by tax office Y. –> Here, the instructor said it was incorrect. The correct wording would have been "received,"…
Question about the following sentence: "small predator with reddish-brown fur, pointed snout, large, pointed ears, and bushy tail" 1) Why is 'reddish' not changed here? 2) Why is it called 'braunem' and not 'braunen'?
What kind of stylistic device is this?
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