Voted Best Answer
Jan 14, 2022 - 02:06 AM
Hi Gary,
We know...word order can be very tricky in German..
In this case, "den Kolleginnen" has to go before all other complements because it's an indirect object (the verb "helfen" uses indirect objets -in the dative case), and indirect objects always go before all other complements, no matter if they're nouns or pronouns, except when there's a direct object pronoun.
For example: Ich kann das meinen Kolleginnen morgen geben, kein Problem.
So here the correct answer is: Helfen Sie den Kolleginnen morgen mit dem schwierigen Projekt?
We know...word order can be very tricky in German..
In this case, "den Kolleginnen" has to go before all other complements because it's an indirect object (the verb "helfen" uses indirect objets -in the dative case), and indirect objects always go before all other complements, no matter if they're nouns or pronouns, except when there's a direct object pronoun.
For example: Ich kann das meinen Kolleginnen morgen geben, kein Problem.
So here the correct answer is: Helfen Sie den Kolleginnen morgen mit dem schwierigen Projekt?
