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When does one use "auf dem Garten" instead of "im Garten"?

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What is the grammatical basis for the use of subjunctive I here?

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What does Narr or Affe have to do with fressen?

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"Warten bis" oder "warten bis zu"?

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"daran etwas" or "etwas daran"?

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"im Moment" versus "am Moment"

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Is "durch diese Weise" incorrect?

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Placement of genitive of proper names

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What does "sich" do in this context?

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Meaning of “Er zog ihn an den Haaren.”

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Is uneilig usable?

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Why not "einer der Schlimmstes"? [closed]

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When must one qualify Menschheit with diese rather than die?

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"auf den" or "auf dem" Weg?

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What determines the placement of weiter?

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Why is »weiter unterwegs« only possible with the verb sein?

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What is the meaning or purpose of "nach hin"?

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Is it strange that genug is not plural?

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What is the correct use of als or wie in this case?

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What is the correct position of würde in this sentence?

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How to explain the meaning and usage of mögen in this sentence?

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What about "ziemlich nicht..."?

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Why is hätten used here?

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How to say "a nothing"

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Does the use of "höhnisch" have restrictions?

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Is there some rule against beginning a zu-infinitive phrase with "wie"?

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When is "haben wollen" necessary?

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How is einhergehen used?

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How could sein be the correct possessive in this case?

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When does one use "auf dem Garten" instead of "im Garten"?

What is the grammatical basis for the use of subjunctive I here?

What is the correct order of 2 adverbs?

What does Narr or Affe have to do with fressen?

"Warten bis" oder "warten bis zu"?

"daran etwas" or "etwas daran"?

"im Moment" versus "am Moment"

Is "durch diese Weise" incorrect?

Placement of genitive of proper names

What does "sich" do in this context?

Meaning of “Er zog ihn an den Haaren.”

Is uneilig usable?

Why not "einer der Schlimmstes"? [closed]

When must one qualify Menschheit with diese rather than die?

"auf den" or "auf dem" Weg?

What determines the placement of weiter?

Why is »weiter unterwegs« only possible with the verb sein?

What is the meaning or purpose of "nach hin"?

Is it strange that genug is not plural?

What is the correct use of als or wie in this case?

What is the correct position of würde in this sentence?

How to explain the meaning and usage of mögen in this sentence?

What about "ziemlich nicht..."?

Why is hätten used here?

How to say "a nothing"

Does the use of "höhnisch" have restrictions?

Is there some rule against beginning a zu-infinitive phrase with "wie"?

When is "haben wollen" necessary?

How is einhergehen used?

How could sein be the correct possessive in this case?