Chapter 3 Grammatik Flashcards

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Wenn

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  • “whenever”
  • used with immer and jedesmal
  • introduces clauses referring to present or future time when it means “at the time when”
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Als

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  • at the time when + past tense

- single event or single uninterrupted stretch of time in the past

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Wann

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  • questions

- “at what time”

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Ob

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  • use this instead of “wenn” when it means “whether”

- implies a choice

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nach

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  • used with an object

- ex. After THE CLASS

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nachdem

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  • used with verb

- Ex. After I LEAVE

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danach

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  • stands alone
  • Ex. AFTERWARDS, …
  • nachher means “later on”
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vor

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  • Used with object

- Ex. Before BREAKFAST

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bevor / ehe

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  • used with verb

- Ex. Before she ATE

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vorher

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  • stands alone
  • before , beforehand, previously, earlier
  • Ex. BEFORE, …
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seit

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  • used with object (requires dative)
  • used with time expressions (for, since)
  • can add “schon” for emphasis
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seitdem

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  • used with verb: “since”

- used with adverb: “since the”

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da

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  • stands alone
  • “since/as”, “seeing/given the fact that”
  • less strong than weil because it is assumed to be known or understood
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hin

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  • motion away from speake
  • used with gehen and fahren
  • also means “there” or “down”
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her

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  • motion toward the speaker
  • used with kommen
  • also can mean “here”
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