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Du siehst nicht krank aus: word order in 2-verb structures with conjunctions

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I can use word order 1 and 3 with two-verb structures when talking about the challenges of daily life for people with illnesses whose symptoms are often unseen.

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Some conjunctions trigger word order 3 and send the verb to the end of the clause. In two-verb structures with WO3, the finite verb, not past participle or infinitive, is sent to the end of the clause. Two-verb structures occur with modal verbs, the future tense with 'werden' and the perfect tense with 'haben' or 'sein'. Useful WO3 conjunctions include 'weil', 'dass', 'obwohl', 'solange', 'sobald' and 'falls'.

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