What you do for and with others: prepositions 'ohne', 'für', 'mit', and 'von'
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I can use a range of pronouns and possessive adjectives to describe how people get on.
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Reading longer texts is a useful way to deepen knowledge of vocabulary.
Prepositions 'ohne' and 'für' are followed by a direct object and always take the accusative case.
Prepositions 'mit' and 'von' are followed by an indirect object and always take the dative case.
Possessive adjectives change spelling according to the gender of the noun they relate to and the case.
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