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All pronouns possessive in German follow the same rule as in French : they agree with the possessor , and in their inflexions with the object possessed . Ihre Lieder , her songs , because they are the songs of die Nachtigall , which is ...
All pronouns possessive in German follow the same rule as in French : they agree with the possessor , and in their inflexions with the object possessed . Ihre Lieder , her songs , because they are the songs of die Nachtigall , which is ...
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The um strengthens the zu , and marks the object or purpose of an action more intensely . Ich esse um zu leben , I eat in order to live ; but the government of the verb is always placed between the um and zu : er thut es um seinen Zweck ...
The um strengthens the zu , and marks the object or purpose of an action more intensely . Ich esse um zu leben , I eat in order to live ; but the government of the verb is always placed between the um and zu : er thut es um seinen Zweck ...
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Der Zweck , es , e , pl . e , the aim , object , end in view . All the words in eck are masculine . 79. Säh ' ich Unglück , should I see misfortune , if I saw misfortune . Das Unglück , es , e , n . no pl . like the primitive Glück ...
Der Zweck , es , e , pl . e , the aim , object , end in view . All the words in eck are masculine . 79. Säh ' ich Unglück , should I see misfortune , if I saw misfortune . Das Unglück , es , e , n . no pl . like the primitive Glück ...
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A Traveller once came to a river , which , if he would not lose the object of his journey , he must absolutely cross with bis horse : but he wanted a courageous resolution for it . Who , exclaimed be , can trust the water which has no ...
A Traveller once came to a river , which , if he would not lose the object of his journey , he must absolutely cross with bis horse : but he wanted a courageous resolution for it . Who , exclaimed be , can trust the water which has no ...
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... wollter nicht der Reise Zweck verlieren , the uom . after the verh , to mark a contingent idea ; in prose it would be , wenn er nicht den Zueck der Reise verlieren wollte , if he would not lose the object of his journey ; der Reise ...
... wollter nicht der Reise Zweck verlieren , the uom . after the verh , to mark a contingent idea ; in prose it would be , wenn er nicht den Zueck der Reise verlieren wollte , if he would not lose the object of his journey ; der Reise ...
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| ¼Ùéáµè§ | Daniel Boileau |
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