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Date: 2015-02-18 10:45:18 Dative case Accusative case German nouns Genitive case Mark Twain Old High German declension German grammar Grammatical cases Grammar Linguistics		This worksheet is for private or classroom use only and may not be used in any publication or for-profit purpose. The Awful German Language Questions to accompany Mark Twain’s essay “The Awful German Language.” Ho Add to Reading List Source URL: deutschdrang.com Download Document from Source Website File Size: 17,43 KB Share Document on Facebook

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