Explain likes and dislikes: 'weil' vs 'denn', word order after 'weil'
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I can explain what I like and don't like, giving reasons using the correct word order with 'denn' and 'weil'.
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'Weil' and 'denn' both mean 'because'. Both are conjunctions and connect clauses or sentences.
In German there is always a comma before 'weil' or 'denn'.
'Denn' is followed by word order 1 (WO1), subject-verb word order.
'Weil' is followed by word order 3 (WO3), where the verb goes to the end of the sentence.
Use 'weil' and 'denn' to give reasons for likes and dislikes.
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