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Grammatikalität – Whether something obeys the rules of German grammar
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I have written a poem and I am asking if the poem has any errors in the grammar
There are some small errors in a couple of sentences. Here is a more correct version (although you might need to adjust some phrases in order to regain the rhythm)
Nie werde ich ohne dich leben, denn …
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Is is just as correct to say "begegnen" as it is "treffen" and "zutreffen"?
In this context, "begegnen" and "treffen" means the same (encounter/meet). "Zutreffen" has another meaning: It means that something is correct. "Ist es zutreffend, dass du dich auf das Wochenende freu …
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Wann nutzt man "es" oder "das" und wann "die" oder "der" bei Bezug auf früheren Satz?
"Es" in this sentence refers to the event of taking one pill each day. Therefore it's also valid to use "das" instead of "es", at least in this case.
You could still say "Aber sie hat nichts genützt", …
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