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    Relative Clauses with Prepositions

    Prepositions come before the relative clause and link to the relative pronoun, which matches the noun's gender, number, and case.

    Detailed Explanation

    In relative clauses with prepositions, the preposition precedes the clause and connects to the relative pronoun. The pronoun changes according to the gender, number, and case of the noun it replaces. For example, in "mit dem sie Nachbarschaftsprojekte organisieren wollten," "mit" is the preposition and "dem" is the relative pronoun in dative case replacing "Verein."

    Examples

    Das ist der Verein, mit dem wir arbeiten.

    That is the club we work with.

    Generated from existing German TaleLingo grammar content.