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grammatikalischer Fall – Questions relating to the grammatical cases (nominative, accusative, dative, and genitive)
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Is this nominative case or accusative case?
I agree with the other answers but I will try to explain why it is so confusing for English and French speakers.
English: We can't tell the difference between nominative and accusative at all for no …
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Double Genitive in a sentence
Any language that has possessives will have the problem that double (or more) possessives may sound unwieldy or strange. There is nothing unique about German in that.
I can see four ways of dealing w …
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