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Using interrogatives in titles
I have to write an essay in German, and I would like to know how to use interrogatives in a title. Such as "Why I want to travel to Germany" "What I want to do in Germany". Would it be acceptable to say "Warum ich nach Deutschland gehen will.", or "Was ich in Deutschland machen will.", as a title? Or is there a certain way I can say this? In other words, I would like to know how to use interrogatives in a statement sentence. I hope this is clear enough. Thanks in advance!
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How do you say "had begun to do something" in German?
Such as, "At the age of 10, I had already begun practicing guitar." Or "After hearing his opinion, I had begun to think the same way."
I hope my question is clear since English grammar can be tricky sometimes. Thank you!
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Clauses with separable prefix verbs
Can you please help me structure these two clauses correctly?
Which is correct?
Thomas geht nicht zu Fuß, weil seine Freundin ihn zur Uni mitnimmt.
Or...
Thomas geht nicht zu Fuß, weil seine Freundin nimmt ihn zur Uni mit.
I want to say the second is correct because I know that separable prefixes go at the end of independent clauses. But does this change when combining two independent clauses into a single unified sentence? If you can give me a few examples of some similar sentences using this structure, I would be very grateful! Thank you!
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How would you say "to memorize" in German?
As in, "I'm memorizing this list of words."
I've seen it as "speichern" on Leo when i search for "to memorize", but I've also read "sich einprägen", "sich merken" as well as several others. Can someone please clarify the different uses of these words?
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