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Passiv I can't understand how the verb gratulieren can build Vorgangspassiv form. Is this sentence correct: Dem Lehrer wird in der Klasse zum Geburtstag gratuliert. I read this sentence in Übungsgrammatik Deutsch Helbig/Buscha
May 27, 2013 7:41 PM
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Der Satz ist schon richtig. Die Schüler gratulieren dem Lehrer zum Geburtstag (aktiv) Passive .... dem Lehrer wird zum Geburtstag gratuliert ! gratulieren + dativ das Partizip Perfekt von gratulieren ist "gratuliert" (ich habe dem Lehrer zum Geburtstag gratuliert) . Klar ?
May 27, 2013
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