allein vs. alleine what's the difference between "allein" and "alleine" ? please, give me kindly some examples. For example, here can I say "allein" or should I use "alleine" ? Ich ziehe mich allein an. Thank you in advance

Weren ?????? If you're sure that something is belong to a woman, would you ask "Wessen Hut ist das?" ? Or in this case there's another word (Weren). After all, do you have such a word? I'm asking this question as I have faced with "dessen" and "deren" in relative clauses but I'm doubtful about Wh-question. Thank you in advance

for what????? Hi native English speaker friends Do you use "for what" or "what for" which one? instead of "why" Is "for what" grammatically wrong?

an wen VS an den mann, dem Hi every one Why this happened in these two sentence? in the first sentence we have "an den Mann, ..." but in the second one we have "an wen ..." and the other question is that is there any other situation in which we can make a Reletive Clause using "wer, wen, wem"? 1- Ich denke an den mann, dem du hilfst. 2- Ich weiß, an wen du denkst. Thank you in advence

wem oder dem ??? which one is right? 1- Ich sehe den Mann, mit dem du hier kamst. 2- Ich sehe den Mann, mit wem du hier kamst. and how to say "whom you saw is my father"? Thank you in advance

dessen ??? How can I say "I see the man whose hand is dirty?" and also this one: "I see the man whose house you built." and give me some more useful examples if possible. Thank you in advance

Where to use "nicht" what's the difference between these two sentence? 1- Der Zug kommt nicht aus Hamburg. 2- Der Zug kommt aus Hamburg nicht. I'm not sure if my understanding is true I think For the first sentence, we have like the train maybe is coming from somewhere else (not Hamburg) For the second one, it's just saying that the train doesn't come. Is that right? Thank you in advance

dafür at the first place? Is this sentence grammatically right? Dafür will ich mich entschuldigen, dass ich Verspätung habe. or we can not use "dafür" at the first place of the sentence? Thank you in advance

how can I say these two sentences in Deutsch? How can I express these two sentences in Deutsch? 1. I want to go there = (I möchte dort gehen) 2. I want you to go there = (I don't know how to say) Thank you in advance