German relative pronouns and relative clause word order, with example sentences showing each case. Front: the German word or phrase. Back: English meaning.
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34 basic cards for Grammar German. It opens with "Nominative relative pronoun, masculine singular" and "Nominative relative pronoun, feminine singular". More German at other levels is listed below.
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- Nominative relative pronoun, masculine singular
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der- Nominative relative pronoun, feminine singular
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die- Nominative relative pronoun, neuter singular
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das- Nominative relative pronoun, plural (all genders)
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die- Accusative relative pronoun, masculine singular
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den- Accusative relative pronoun, feminine singular
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die- Accusative relative pronoun, neuter singular
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das- Accusative relative pronoun, plural (all genders)
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die- Dative relative pronoun, masculine singular
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dem- Dative relative pronoun, feminine singular
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der- Dative relative pronoun, neuter singular
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dem- Dative relative pronoun, plural (all genders)
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denen- Genitive relative pronoun, masculine singular
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dessen- Genitive relative pronoun, feminine singular
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deren- Genitive relative pronoun, plural (all genders)
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