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What is the difference between ab nächster Woche and ab nächste Woche ?Feel free to just provide example sentences.
What is the difference between ab nächster Woche and ab nächste Woche ?Feel free to just provide example sentences.
Muss man ab mit Dativ oder Akkusativ benutzen?
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Ja.
Ab + Dativ -> normalerweise verwendest du "ab" + Artikel und Namenwort im Dativ - weil aber oft der Artikel weggelassen wird, rutscht in der Umgangssprache dann der Akkusativ rein
Präpositionen, wie "an, in, zwischen, vor, ...", die du temporal (zeitlich -> Wann?) verwendest, brauchen den Dativ.
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Ja.
Ab + Dativ -> normalerweise verwendest du "ab" + Artikel und Namenwort im Dativ - weil aber oft der Artikel weggelassen wird, rutscht in der Umgangssprache dann der Akkusativ rein
Präpositionen, wie "an, in, zwischen, vor, ...", die du temporal (zeitlich -> Wann?) verwendest, brauchen den Dativ.
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