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All About Von, Durch and Mit in Passive / Von, Durch und Mit in Passivsätzen

Posted by By Nikolina December 3, 2024
In this lesson, you will learn all about the prepositions von, durch, and mit in the German passive voice that stand before the doer of the action in a passive…
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