Falsche Ideen: 'es gibt' vs 'da ist/sind', jemanden, niemanden, relative clauses
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I can use 'es gibt', 'da ist', and relative clauses to talk about cultural information and stereotypes.
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'Es gibt' means ‘there is’ and ‘there are’. It is a general statement that something exists.
Use 'es ist' and 'da ist' to point out what there is in a specific place at a specific moment in time.
Relative clauses add information about the noun in a main clause without starting another sentence.
Use the indefinite pronouns 'jemand' (someone) and 'niemand' (no-one) instead of a noun.
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