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All pronouns relative , and several conjunctions , throw the verb to the end , and in compound tenses the auxiliary stands last . In a simple sentence , we should say , Er war entflohen , he had fled . Entfliehen is an inseparable ...
All pronouns relative , and several conjunctions , throw the verb to the end , and in compound tenses the auxiliary stands last . In a simple sentence , we should say , Er war entflohen , he had fled . Entfliehen is an inseparable ...
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Wir selbst ; we ourselves . 28. These remarks will enable you thoroughly to understand your fable . When you know the value of every word , its grammatical form , and the reason of its being placed where it stands ...
Wir selbst ; we ourselves . 28. These remarks will enable you thoroughly to understand your fable . When you know the value of every word , its grammatical form , and the reason of its being placed where it stands ...
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... because um dich zu versorgen stands first . See sec . 18 . 38. vor langer Zeit , before a long time , a long time ago . Vor is a prep . “ before , ” which governs the dat , and acc . according as there is a locomotion or not .
... because um dich zu versorgen stands first . See sec . 18 . 38. vor langer Zeit , before a long time , a long time ago . Vor is a prep . “ before , ” which governs the dat , and acc . according as there is a locomotion or not .
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Gülig , adj . kind , adv . kindly , stands nearly in the same relation to gut , good , as the English kind . It never means without imperfection , but always inclined to benevolence : Sie sind sehr gülig , you are very kind .
Gülig , adj . kind , adv . kindly , stands nearly in the same relation to gut , good , as the English kind . It never means without imperfection , but always inclined to benevolence : Sie sind sehr gülig , you are very kind .
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I have only a poor little but ; it stands on a verdant meadow , near a brook ; the brook is small , but it could not well be clearer . Close to the poor little but stands a tree ; one can hardly see the little hut for it , and it ...
I have only a poor little but ; it stands on a verdant meadow , near a brook ; the brook is small , but it could not well be clearer . Close to the poor little but stands a tree ; one can hardly see the little hut for it , and it ...
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| ¼Ùéáµè§ | Daniel Boileau |
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