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ISBN 10: 007145392X
ISBN 13: 9780071453929
Author: Ed Swick
1. Pronouns in the Nominative Case
2. Pronouns and Gender
3. Pronouns in the Accusative Case
4. Pronouns in the Dative Case
5. Pronouns in Prepositional Phrases
6. Direct and Indirect Object Pronouns in the Same Sentence
7. Possessive Pronouns
8. Einer / Keiner and Interrogatives Used as Pronouns
10. The Pronoun man
11. Relative Pronouns
12. Reflexive Pronouns
13. Reciprocal Pronouns & Prepositions
14. Accusative Prepositions
15. Dative Prepositions
16. Dative–Accusative Prepositions
17. Genitive Prepositions
18. Prepositional Adverbs
19. Verbs with a Prepositional Object
20. Adjectives with a Prepositional Object
21. Prepositions as Prefixes
22. One Verb – Many Prefixes
23. Prepositional Contractions
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Tags: Ed Swick, German, Pronouns, Prepositions
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