Byzaleni
Where is the verb?
Sometimes in the sentence at als
You look like you…
or
She speaks as if she…
In the other sentences
That is the time when they …verb.
In the phase when she very often…verb.
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Loading..."You can sail along the river until it flows into the Atlantic at Sanlucar de Barremeda." Where is the subject of the sentence that begins with "to"? I would appreciate it if you could help me.
We all know them: the "common" wasp, the "common" shore crab, the "common" mosquito. But what does that mean ? Are these animals mean in their behavior? In other words, sneaky and malicious? Or are they mean in their appearance? In other words, very common and well-known.
Hello, I'm writing a German exam tomorrow where we have to write a summary. I'm a bit unsure about this topic, so I wanted to ask what this summary is about for a small excerpt from the story of Jette and Frieder.
I wish you a good transition into the new year and all the best for this year.
Dear people, What do cats do when they reach sexual maturity and embark on nightly forays, emitting wild sounds/noises that attract males? I'm familiar with "meowing" or "meowing," but what verb is there for this activity? Thank you very much for all the tips!
Is it "measles party" or "measles party"?
These are quite different “as”.
ALS = temporal subset conjunction: The verb ends.
ALS OB + subject + remainder + verb (conj 2) = ALS + Verb (Konj 2) + Subject + Rest
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These are just different sentences with different types of production and depending on the (unknown) context, time form and verb, this is just another place. With “as” this has to be done at best in terms of the fact that it is about subsidies.
The verb is generally second in terms of statements, first in question.
Your other sentences are both wrong.
This would be correct:
I’m sorry to have to contradict you.
On the one hand, you don’t know how the sentences end, on the other hand, your counter-proposals are just a little more demanding formulations and the actual question remains unanswered.
You have little idea of the German language.