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Identifying Relative Pronouns and Their Antecedents in German Sentences, Assignments of German Language

Indiana University Bloomington (IU)German Language

Exercises for identifying the relative pronoun and its antecedent in german sentences. The sentences are taken from various german newspaper articles and websites. This practice is essential for improving your understanding of german grammar and sentence structure.

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Pre 2010

Uploaded on 12/13/2009

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Download Identifying Relative Pronouns and Their Antecedents in German Sentences and more Assignments German Language in PDF only on Docsity! Relativpronomen: Sätze lesen. In the sentences below, which are taken from various German newspaper articles and websites, identify (a) the relative pronoun, and (b) what word the relative pronoun is referring to. 1. relative pronoun = den (akk.) 5. relative pronoun = die (nom.) antecedent = Bereich (akk.) antecedent = Französin (dat.) 2. relative pronoun = dem (dat.) 6. relative pronoun = der (nom.) antecedent = Balkon (akk.) antecedent = Mitarbeiter (akk.) 3. relative pronoun = das (nom.) 7. relative pronoun = der (dat.) antecedent = das Stadion (akk.) antecedent = Karte (nom.) 4. relative pronoun = den (akk.) 8. relative pronoun = der (dat.) antecedent = Server (akk.) antecedent = Kamera (akk.)

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