How to Use Accusative Prepositions in German: für, um, durch, gegen, ohne, bis, wider, & entlang

The video tutorial covers various German prepositions that require the accusative case, such as 'für', 'um', 'durch', 'gegen', 'ohne', 'bis', 'wider', and 'entlang'. Each preposition is explained with examples, highlighting their specific uses and contexts. The tutorial also addresses common mistakes and clarifies when not to use certain prepositions. Special attention is given to 'entlang', discussing its controversial status as an accusative preposition.

In what contexts should the preposition 'without' be used in German?

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How can the preposition 'around' be used in both literal and figurative contexts?

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What are the implications of using 'few' followed by a period of time in a sentence?

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Discuss the challenges of using the preposition 'for' in German compared to English.

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