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German Grammar Explained
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Verbs with prepositions: sich freuen
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Very often, we use verbs with a specific preposition.
She
believes
in
ghosts.
I
agree
with
you.
Nobody
responded
to
my complaint.
There is a verb you already know that can have two prepositions buddies:
sich freuen
.
*yawn*... sorry, I'm really tired.
The verb has two different meanings depending on which preposition you use it with.
I'll stay awake for this!
Something has happened already or is happening right now:
sich
über
[etwas] freuen
→
to be happy/glad about [sth]
Something will happen:
sich
auf
[etwas] freuen
→
to look forward to [sth]
Ich freue mich
auf
mein Bett!
Ich freue mich
über
deinen Satz!
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