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Grammar: Relative Clauses (Part 2): Accusative Case - Lesson 12 (A2-B1) (Learn German)
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German Grammar Mastery: A Comprehensive Playlist! (A1-C2) - Grammar: Relative Clauses (Part 2): Accusative Case - Lesson 12 (A2-B1) (Learn German)

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This video explains how to use relative clauses (Relativsätze) in the accusative case to give more information about a direct object of a verb. You will also learn how to use accusative prepositions in relative clauses, for example: I have a new house, which just bought! There are people for whom I would do anything! I find myself using relative clauses all the time and I really think they’ll help you to improve your conversational German! This lesson is ideal for GCSE or A Level students or those looking to be working at CEFR level A1 - A2! Not only will accusative relative clauses improve your German, they can also help to improve your knowledge of English grammar! If you like my videos and would like to support my work, please buy me a coffee at https://ko-fi.com/herrferguson ! ☕ All donations are gratefully received and allow me to continue to improve the quality and quantity of my videos! Vielen Dank im Voraus! 🙏🏼

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