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Relative Pronouns in German
A fun look at the basics of relative clauses in German, how they're completely different than in English and the one thing that unites all relative clauses world-wide.
German Relative Clauses 2 – The Details
In part two of the (two part) series, we'll talk about the nitty gritty of German relative clauses: skipping the pronoun, using prepositions and a weird split.
German Relative Clauses 3 – Exercise
In this exercise, we'll practice all we learned about relative pronouns and relative clauses. From simple examples to really really tough ones.
Do you have questions about the usage or meaning of “Relative Pronoun”? Just ask here and I’ll try to clear it up.
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