'Henne i skolen skulle Ivan Olsen og de andre børne lære bogstaver og al den slags.'
I can't understand the meaning of this 'al den slags.' Does it mean 'all kinds of letters' or something like 'all kinds of things'?
As far as I know als is only used for single actions in the past, but recently I have come across the following sentence: "<em>Als ich am nächsten Morgen ins Gymnasium komme, kommt Krach aus meiner Klasse</em>".
The verb kommen is in the present tense and is referring to something that will happen tomorrow (in future). So why is it als?
1) Ich fahre mit dem Auto.
2) Ich fahre das Auto.
Are both sentences correct? If they are, what is the difference?
Was zwei Stunden doch alles ausmachen, die man laenger auf der Welt ist! Bubi spricht entschieden besser als sein Zwillingsschwesterchen.
When do we use 'shall' in modern English?
