10.5 Change of position with substitution of an object with personal pronouns |
a) phrase without substitution | ||||||
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b) the phrase changes when the direct object is substituted | ||
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You see? The direct object is den Apfel and it was at the end of the phrase. If substituted the direct object goes before the indirect object and suddenly the word order is the same like in English.
c) the phrase doesn't change when the indirect object is substituted | |||
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You see? How bizarre, but the phrase
doesn't change when only the indirect object is substituted.
d) the phrase does change when the both objects are substituted | ||
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