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    That is just emphasising the fact that another person , perhaps the speaker himself, is also a baker. ‚Schon‘ is used here as a so called ‚Modalpartikel‘.
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    October 1, 2019
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    to withdraw from your studies (as in to not actually finishing your studies) - das Studium abbrechen to write the graduation thesis - you need to specify here what type of graduation you have (Bachelor, Master, Doctor etc) then you add -arbeit - eine Masterarbeit, Bachelorarbeit, Doktorarbeit schreiben.
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    January 15, 2019
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    if you have a noun as a subject in the sub clause (here: FRANZ) , then SICH can be either infront or behind the subject. If the subject is substituted with the personal pronoun (here: ER) then SICH MUST BE after the subject. other example: Ich weiss nicht, ob sich Franz die Haare gekämmt hat. Ich weiss nicht, ob Franz sich die Haare gekämmt hat. Ich weiss nicht, ob er sich die Haare gekämmt hat. NOT POSSIBLE: Ich weiss nicht, ob sich er die Haare gekämmt hat.
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    January 14, 2019
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    they have the same meaning / translation in English if they are used in conditional clauses; the easiest way to remember what to use: ALS always if the conditional clause is in the past (When I was a kid, I was always sick - Als ich ein Kind war, war ich immer krank.) WENN if the condition in the the present/ future (When I grow up, I will be a doctor. - Wenn ich gross bin, will ich Doktor werden.)
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    January 14, 2019
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