Nebensatz Glossary of terms

A Nebensatz is a dependent clause that complements or modifies the main clause, providing additional information.

Detailed Explanation

The Nebensatz is characterized by having the conjugated verb at the end of the clause. It is usually introduced by a subordinating conjunction or a relative pronoun. These clauses cannot stand alone and always depend on a main clause to have a complete meaning.

There are several types of Nebensätze, such as relative clauses, temporal clauses, causal clauses, among others.

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