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  1. German-The General Subjunctive (Konjunktiv II)
    4 Topics
  2. German-The Past Subjunctive (Konjunktiv II)
    4 Topics
  3. German-Konjunktiv II Double Infinitive
    4 Topics
  4. German-Infinitive Clauses
    4 Topics
  5. German-"anstatt zu" and "ohne zu"
    4 Topics
  6. German-Passive Voice Present Tense
    4 Topics
  7. German-Passive Voice Modal Verbs
    4 Topics
  8. German-Passive Voice Alternatives
    4 Topics
  9. German-The Verb lassen
    4 Topics
  10. German-Relative Clauses
    4 Topics
  11. German-Modal Particles
    4 Topics
  12. German-Genitive Prepositions
    4 Topics
  13. German-Als Ob and Als Wenn
    4 Topics
  14. German-Haben + Double Infinitive
    4 Topics
  15. German-Two-Part Conjunctions
    4 Topics
  16. German-Demonstrative Pronouns
    4 Topics
  17. German-Verbs with Prepositions
    4 Topics
  18. German-Je... desto... umso Clauses
    4 Topics
  19. German-Relative Pronoun Types
    4 Topics
  20. German-Selber and Selbst
    4 Topics
  21. German-Uses of Es
    4 Topics
  22. German-Idioms
    4 Topics
  23. German-Review of all Tenses
    4 Topics
  24. German-Accusative and Dative Prepositions Review
    4 Topics
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German-Demonstrative Pronouns

Stephen Sovenyhazy April 22, 2024

Demonstrative pronouns in German, just like in English, will be used to point to, emphasize or distinguish something specific within a sentence. A demonstrative pronoun can be used for a person, thing, plant or animal, or even idea, place or event.

They will often place extra emphasis on the thing referred to.