ByArna44
So sometimes I don't know whether I should write "ein" or "eines," "von" or "dem," "mir" or "me," etc. What's the logic behind this?
(me-me test is not always applicable)
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" Politics is concerned with the coexistence of people in a state." Would the 'von Menschen' in this case be a genitive or prepositional attribute?
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This depends on the verb
someonem give, say, give, …
someonen see, hear…
or from the preposition.
These always need the battery: to, through, for, against, without around, along
And this is the Dativ: from, with, after, from, to,
However, these are only those most commonly used.
in the Dativ is the question: whom
at the battery: wen
I’ll give my friend a book.
ANNEX Dativ: Wem do I give a book? – My Friend.
ANNEX Battery: What will I give to my friend? – A Book.
I’ll invite my friend to my birthday.
ANNEX Dativ: To what will I invite my friend? – To my Birthday.
ANNEX Battery: Wen do I invite? – My Friend.
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