Is this a correct sentence?
Everyone knew this except me.
(2 votes)
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Everyone knew that except me
Comea’s better.
I might take “me” instead of “me”. However, in principle, both 🙂
No objections.
More elegant would be “All except me knew that.”
Exactly
I’m tapping “correct”.
I would say, “Everyone knew that except me.”
“mir” is a commanding word. You can’t ask “(All but who knew that?” You ask, “Who knew that” – “All except me.”
Except always takes Dativ, right?
Hmm, mostly. For example, “No one knows that to me.”
“Mir” is not a commander, but a Foreword/personnel pronouns in the Dativ (= 3rd case)
The most important Prepositions + Dativ: Except for: with, after, since, from, to
A pronoun (= Possessive pronoun) “MyheMyeMySyoursheyourseyoursS” etc. A registered article (=Possessivartikel) is “my, mye, my” etc. For example:
That’s it. Thank you.
Complete nonsense! If you can’t get German, don’t play as an expert! After “except” always comes me and before a Come on.
I think you accidentally hung your comment on the wrong post. I don’t know where I was playing to the expert.
Then at least I’m not the only fool. I find examples of constructions in which “mir” is not used.
Examples:
https://forum.wordreference.com/threads/ich-geriet-vor-wut-v%C3%B6llig-au%C3%9Fer-mir-oder-mich.2303640/post-11560625
(with reference to the Duden)
Besides, I don’t always see a comma outside.
I would be very grateful for more friendly, future criticism, such as that of spanferkel14.
It doesn’t matter, especially since it’s unfair, because I can’t etched back.
It’s still like that.