Graz: word order rules, possessive adjectives
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I can apply word order rules 1, 2 and 3, and recognise possessive adjectives in the genitive case, in the context of exploring a new place.
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Use word order one with the conjunctions 'und', 'oder', 'aber', 'denn'.
Use word order three with the conjunctions 'weil', 'obwohl', 'dass', 'wenn', 'ob', 'da'.
Use word order two if starting a sentence with something other than the subject, e.g., an adverb.
Possessive adjectives are used before a noun to show ownership or belonging. They agree with the noun they describe.
The genitive case form of possessive adjectives means 'of...', e.g., 'meines Vaters' means 'of my father'.
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