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SUMMARY:The Good, The Bad and The Ugly – Part 3: The Bad – Genitiv
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DESCRIPTION: In this chapter, I am presenting the last (and scariest?) of the German cases: Genitiv. The good thing about Genitiv is that you can avoid it completely in spoken German. Most Germans do. So if you have developed a grammar allergy by now, there is no need to read on.Some linguists have predicted that Genitiv will die out, but whether that’s true or not, it will probably survive both you and me. In written German, Genitiv is still alive and kicking.Genitiv is the case that shows that something belongs to you, and funny enough you even have this case in English (although you don’t call it Genitiv):Marias AutoMaria’s car
This -s ending (note that we don’t write the apostrophe ‘ in German) is the Genitiv form. Super simple, nothing to worry about.It gets a little trickier when we use Genitiv with a noun + article:das Auto des Mannesdas Auto der Fraudas Auto...

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