trace back to?
When do you use “Rückführen auf” with the accusative case?
When do you use “Rückführen auf” with the accusative case?
Some definitions say that “psychology” translates as “science of the soul.” Wouldn't "science of behavior and mental processes" be more accurate? Or how would one translate the term exactly? Or is it impossible to translate the term, since everyone has their own definition?
I'm looking for sentences similar to this: Causal clauses – stating a reason – “so much the more than / so much the less than” (stating an additional, reinforcing reason) She's saving money, especially since her husband will soon be unemployed. I'm not contributing to the house purchase, especially since I'll soon be unemployed.
"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.
I know the amount, but what do the other terms mean? I've always just entered my IBAN. That's why I don't understand all the other terms.
Hi, what is right? “things that make them addicted to you” or “things that make her addicted to you”
Hello! I've come up with a short, cheerful, childish poem and would like your feedback. What do you think of this work? Does it sound great or completely crap? Thanks. Three cats wanted to build something, because they trust the skill. "A little house will be built!" – says a cat well and fine. The…
Whoever you are on whomor with andf? asks if not the transport meaning.
Always.
A set with “return to” + tripod is not possible due to the specified recovery.
You may mean “return to” + tripod.
The road leads back to the starting point.
The fact that it is the truth is only due to his narratives.
As a result of the deficiencies, the goods are attributable.
Almost always. You can construct it with Dativ,
that is rare.
Always.