Why is "Willen" capitalized in the following example?
"Hubert buys a new cell phone against his mother's wishes ."
Please don't explain things too complicatedly.
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Here, "it" is a nominative case. But how do I ask about "it"? I ask about the nominative case with "Who or what." How could I do that here? How would we phrase this here?
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Hello, I've written an essay and my grammar isn't perfect. Could someone please read through my text and tell me if there are any grammatical errors? Thanks! Brand-name clothing is famous and highly regarded because it is expensive and made by a specific brand. Many people would say they would rather buy brand-name clothing than…
A. the will = noun / nomen ➔
B. “um …willen” = circulatory position ➔
Of course big. Replaced “resistance” for example by “resistance”.
There’s no reason to write that little. There is no small word “will” at all.
Because “Willen” a nomen in 4. Case is and nomen are always written big.
Because it’s a nom. The will. Nomen are always written big.