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    whose girlfriend is it: er hat Tim und seine Freundin eingeladen Hallo Leute, wie gezeigt, wessen freundin ist es im satz "er hat Tim und seine Freundin eingeladen"? Tim oder "Er"? I always get confused when it comes to german pronoun... Somebody can help? Thank you, Magmay
    August 2, 2016
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    german grammar: perfect tense or future tense? I've gone to my doctor today, and he said to me: "Ich werde Sie fuer eine Woche krankschreiben. Die Grippe haben Sie bald ueberstanden". what puzzles me is, I'm sick now and WILL get better some days later, so he should say"Sie werden die Grippe bald uberstehen" right? Or perfect tense can also mean something that will happen in the future? Thank you.
    January 12, 2016
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    german grammar: Die Herbstsonne wird die Trauben gut ausreifen. i'm not sure about the sentence, Die Herbstsonne wird die Trauben gut ausreifen. 1. the Trauben is object or the subject? 2. if Trauben is the subject, how to explain "wird + ausreifen", soll "wird ausgereift" as passiv, right? and in this case, what role does the "Sonne" play? 3. if Sonne is the subject, then trauben is the object, and still how to explain "wird ausreifen"? ausreifen here is infinitiv right? Thank you
    January 12, 2016
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    german grammar: satzstellung "Es war vorgesehen, dass uns der Bus am Hotel abholt." oder "Es war vorgesehen, dass der Bus uns am Hotel abholt." oder "Es war vorgesehen, dass der Bus am Hotel uns abholt", which one(s) is/are right in terms of grammar, and which sounds more natural? yep, i'm asking about nebensatzstellung... thank you
    January 11, 2016
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    german grammar: ins DeutschE or ins Deutsch? i knew how it says in every german grammar book about how does Endung change when a noun comes to AKK or DAT. but, i didn't see any rules about how "language" nouns chang their Endungen. so which is right in the following ones and pls tell me why is it E or EN or no-ending. A. den Satz ins Deutsch uebersetzen B. den Satz aus dem Deutschen ins Englische uebersetzen Thanks!
    January 11, 2016
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    german grammar: gemusst oder mussen i read a sentence on paper. "er hat das haus verkaufen mussen". the perfekt of mussen is gemusst, right? then, why is it not "er hat das haus verkaufen gemusst"? danke!
    January 10, 2016
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    1_What does mean无论怎样 this sentence In English? 以后无论怎样，他都不会再要孩子。 "no matter what happens.." 2_What does mean this sentence In English? 并没有因为父亲的即将离去而伤心。 "she/he didn't feel sad because of her/his father's going away" 3_ What does mean this sentence In English? 印象有些模糊，缺少那份亲情把。 "not really much can be remembered, (i guess) they are not close anyway"
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    January 9, 2016
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    welche soll zur vorner kommen, "ich spiele federball mit dem kind" oder "ich spiele mit dem kind f." i get confused when comes to the Satzstruktur, meiner Meinung nach, both sentences are okay, however, a german teacher told me, to sound natural, i should say "ich spiele mit dem Kind Federball", is that true? thank you for your help.
    January 9, 2016
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    could anyone tell me what's the meaning of "should" in the sentense below. "should" in " Should your inquiry be urgend, please contact me" I know it is about subjunctive mood, but i don't understand why use "should", why don't use "if",shouldn't it be"if your unquiry is urgend, pls..."? Thank you.
    April 29, 2015
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