German Prepositional Verbs: Part 2 (Verbs I-Z. Verbs A-H are found in Part 1)
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| impfen | gegen | Akkusativ | to vaccinate |
German Prepositional Verbs: Part 1 (Verbs A-H)
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In this post, we continue to look at the German prepositions of place. The focus will be on the genitive and two-way prepositions.
(If you missed it, the last post … Read more
Since we have discussed the temporal prepositions, it makes sense to go on to the place prepositions next.
Apart from the dative, accusative, and genitive prepositions, some two-way prepositions are … Read more
In the last few posts, I have been discussing prepositions grouped according by case: dative, accusative, either, and genitive.
This post shall focus on German temporal prepositions. That is, prepositions … Read more
We have talked about accusative prepositions, dative prepositions, and even two-way prepositions.
Are there genitive prepositions?
Yes, there are also prepositions that take the genitive.
However, like the genitive case … Read more
We had previously looked at exclusively dative prepositions, then exclusively accusative prepositions.
Two-way prepositions, known as Wechselpräpositionen in German, are prepositions where the case of the noun following it can … Read more
In the last post, we began our journey into German prepositions with dative prepositions. Those were prepositions that were always followed by the dative.
This post, we shall look at … Read more
I had fun the last time talking about the different types of pronouns (possessive pronouns, personal pronouns, and reflexive pronouns). So, I decided to write a few more on German … Read more
After the last two articles on Possessivartikeln (possessive pronouns) and Personalpronomen (personal pronouns), this article will take a look at Reflexivpronomen, or reflexive pronouns.
Reflexive pronouns are … Read more