Opinions and reasons: 'weil' vs 'denn', word order after 'weil'
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'Viel' means 'lots of' and is used with uncountable nouns like 'love' or 'time'. 'Viele' means 'many' with plural nouns.
'Weil' and 'denn' both mean 'because'. Both are conjunctions and connect clauses or sentences.
Add 'un-' to make some German adjectives negative, like the English 'un-' or 'im-'.
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