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Jun 15, 2023 - 08:42 AM
Hi,
In the first case, we're describing a location, so you need to use the dative case after "in", which is why you have the "en" ending on the possessive,
while in the second case, we're describing a direction, so you need the accusative case after "in", which is why you don't have the "en" ending (Büro uses neuter case so there's no mark in the accusative case).
Hope this helps!
Keep it up :)
In the first case, we're describing a location, so you need to use the dative case after "in", which is why you have the "en" ending on the possessive,
while in the second case, we're describing a direction, so you need the accusative case after "in", which is why you don't have the "en" ending (Büro uses neuter case so there's no mark in the accusative case).
Hope this helps!
Keep it up :)
Sep 25, 2023 - 02:03 AM
Erratum: I just noticed I wrote "en" ending instead of "em" ending on "ihrem Büro".
Very sorry about this.
Very sorry about this.
