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Klingt es natürlich?
Eine lustige Sache ist gestern passiert.
Eine lustige Sache ist gestern passiert.
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Ja :)
Wenn du die lustige Sache in den Vordergrund rücken willst, ist diese Satzstellung gut. Wenn du in den Vordergrund rücken willst, dass es gestern passiert ist, stellt man das gestern an den Satzanfang.
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Ja :)
Wenn du die lustige Sache in den Vordergrund rücken willst, ist diese Satzstellung gut. Wenn du in den Vordergrund rücken willst, dass es gestern passiert ist, stellt man das gestern an den Satzanfang.
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