B1 German Grammar: Relative Clauses with wo and was – Rules, Examples and Exercises
Share this lessonHave you ever wanted to describe a place you visited, something interesting that happened to you, or an experience you cannot easily explain in one sentence? In German, relative clauses help you connect ideas and give more information without making your sentences sound repetitive. At B1 level, it is important to understand not only relative pronouns such as der, die, and das, but also the special uses of wo and was. In this lesson, you will learn: If you need to revise basic German vocabulary before working with longer descriptions, start with our guide to A1 German vocabulary…
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