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SUMMARY:Wozu? Dazu!
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DESCRIPTION: When we combine question words with prepositions, we have to change the question words when the persons they represent are in Akkusativ&nbsp;or&nbsp;Dativ:F&uuml;r wen interessierst du dich? &ndash; F&uuml;r Maria / F&uuml;r sie.Mit wem f&auml;hrst du nach Hamburg? &ndash; Mit Maria / Mit ihr.
When we talk about things, we have a different option. We can combine the preposistion, e.g.&nbsp;f&uuml;r&nbsp;+&nbsp;was&nbsp;to&nbsp;wof&uuml;r.mit was &rarr; womitzu was &rarr; wozu... and so on.
When a preposistion starts with a vowel (a,&nbsp;e,&nbsp;i, ...) we add an&nbsp;r&nbsp;so that the pronunciation is a bit easier:in was &rarr; worinauf was &rarr; woraufan was &rarr;woranand so on.
The same way we can make words out of preposistions, e.g.&nbsp;f&uuml;r&nbsp;+&nbsp;das/den/dem&nbsp;to&nbsp;daf&uuml;r.mit dem &rarr; damitzu dem &rarr; dazumit was &rarr; damit
... and again with an&nbsp;r&nbsp;for words difficult to pronounce:in das &rarr; darinauf das &rarr; daraufan das &rarr;...

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