Volunteering: discuss photos, word order with two-verb structures
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I can use correct word order in two-verb structures with conjunctions, in the context of discussing volunteer work.
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A two-verb structure contains a conjugated verb and another verb in the infinitive or past participle.
In two-verb structures, the second verb comes at the end of the clause.
Some conjunctions (e.g., 'weil') trigger word order three, which sends the conjugated verb to the end of the clause.
Word order 3 conjunctions affect clauses in all tenses, and in both single and two-verb structures.
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