5.3 Lektion 5 Kunstschätze STRUKTUREN © and ® 2012 Vista Higher Learning, Inc. 5.3-1 Da- and wo-compounds; prepositional verb phrases Das einfach zu mischen.

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5.3 Lektion 5 Kunstschätze STRUKTUREN © and ® 2012 Vista Higher Learning, Inc Da- and wo-compounds; prepositional verb phrases Das einfach zu mischen und davon zu lernen, gibt zusätzlich eine ganz tolle Lebendigkeit.

5.3 Lektion 5 Kunstschätze STRUKTUREN © and ® 2012 Vista Higher Learning, Inc Da- and wo-compounds; prepositional verb phrases In questions that begin with a question word and are answered with a prepositional phrase, German uses a wo- compoundthe word wo combined with the appropriate preposition. Wo- and da-compounds are used only when the object of the preposition is a non-living thing. The English equivalent to wovon or womit is what with a preposition (about what? with what?). Wovon redet er? What is he talking about? Womit f ä hrt er nach Hause? How (With what) is he going home?

5.3 Lektion 5 Kunstschätze STRUKTUREN © and ® 2012 Vista Higher Learning, Inc Da- and wo-compounds; prepositional verb phrases Questions made from prepositional verb phrases (phrases that couple a verb with a specific preposition, such as sprechen über or handeln von) also use wo-compounds. If the preposition starts with a vowel, the letter r is inserted before the preposition to make pronunciation easier. Wovon handelt der Film? What is the movie about? Worüber schreibt die Schriftstellerin? What is the writer writing about?

5.3 Lektion 5 Kunstschätze STRUKTUREN © and ® 2012 Vista Higher Learning, Inc Da- and wo-compounds; prepositional verb phrases ACHTUNG! To form a question with genitive prepositions and the prepositions außer, gegenüber, ohne, and seit, use the question word was. Questions with these prepositions are rare and are generally used to ask the speaker to repeat something. Ich bin ganz ohne Geld gefahren. I went totally without money. Ohne was bist du gefahren? You went without what?

5.3 Lektion 5 Kunstschätze STRUKTUREN © and ® 2012 Vista Higher Learning, Inc Da- and wo-compounds; prepositional verb phrases Da-compounds are used to answer questions using wo- compounds or as a concise way to refer back to something previously men-tioned. Da-compounds translate into English phrases such as with it, about it, from that, by that. Wo- and da-compounds an Woran? Daran. auf Worauf? Darauf. aus Woraus? Daraus. bei Wobei? Dabei. durch Wodurch? Dadurch. für Wofür? Dafür. gegen Wogegen? Dagegen. in Worin? Darin. mit Womit? Damit. nach Wonach? Danach. über Worüber? Darüber. um Worum? Darum. unter Worunter? Darunter. von Wovon? Davon. vor Wovor? Davor. zu Wozu? Dazu.

5.3 Lektion 5 Kunstschätze STRUKTUREN © and ® 2012 Vista Higher Learning, Inc Da- and wo-compounds; prepositional verb phrases Worüber ärgert sich der Mann? Über die Geräusche? Ja, darüber ärgert er sich. What annoys the man? The noise? Yes, thats what annoys him.

5.3 Lektion 5 Kunstschätze STRUKTUREN © and ® 2012 Vista Higher Learning, Inc Da- and wo-compounds; prepositional verb phrases Da-compounds are also used in combination with adjectives that require a specific preposition. Der Dramatiker ist stolz darauf, dass sein neues Stück erfolgreich ist. The playwright is proud (of the fact) that his new play is successful. Die Zuschauer sind dankbar dafür, dass die Aufführung hervorragend war. The audience is thankful that the performance was outstanding.

5.3 Lektion 5 Kunstschätze STRUKTUREN © and ® 2012 Vista Higher Learning, Inc Da- and wo-compounds; prepositional verb phrases ACHTUNG! If the object of the preposition in a prepositional verb phrase is an animate object (i.e. a person, an animal), use the preposition and the question word or the preposition and the pronoun in the appropriate case. An wen denkt sie? About whom is she thinking? Sie denkt an den Schauspieler. She is thinking about the actor. Ach so, an ihn denkt sie. Oh, shes thinking about him.

5.3 Lektion 5 Kunstschätze STRUKTUREN © and ® 2012 Vista Higher Learning, Inc Da- and wo-compounds; prepositional verb phrases The prepositions below combine with certain verbs to form prepositional verb phrases. Some of them (durch, für, gegen, ohne, and um) will always have an object in the accusative case, while others (aus, bei, mit, nach, seit, von, and zu) always have a dative object. For prepositions not in these two groups, the case they require when combined with these verbs is shown in the table. An, for example, will always be followed by an accusative object when used with denken.

5.3 Lektion 5 Kunstschätze STRUKTUREN © and ® 2012 Vista Higher Learning, Inc Da- and wo-compounds; prepositional verb phrases ACHTUNG! The German preposition does not always correspond to the English word. Ich interessiere mich für Kunst. I am interested in art.

5.3 Lektion 5 Kunstschätze STRUKTUREN © and ® 2012 Vista Higher Learning, Inc Da- and wo-compounds; prepositional verb phrases Some prepositional verb phrases an (+ Akk.)denken an to think about sich erinnern an to remember sich gewöhnen an to get used to glauben an to believe in an (+ Dat.)arbeiten an to work on leiden an to suffer from sterben an to die teilnehmen an to participate in zweifeln an to doubt auf (+ Akk.)achten auf to pay attention to antworten auf to answer/to respond bestehen auf to insist on schwören auf to swear to sich verlassen auf to depend on verzichten auf to do without sich vorbereiten auf to prepare (yourself) for warten auf to wait for aus (+ Dat.)bestehen aus to consist ofsich etwas machen aus to care about something bei (+ Dat.)bleiben bei to stay (at)schwören bei to swear by für (+ Akk.)danken für to thank for sich entscheiden für to decide on halten für to consider; to take for sich interessieren für to be interested in schwärmen für to be enthusiastic about sorgen für to take care of

5.3 Lektion 5 Kunstschätze STRUKTUREN © and ® 2012 Vista Higher Learning, Inc Da- and wo-compounds; prepositional verb phrases Some prepositional verb phrases in (+ Akk.)sich verlieben in to fall in love with mit (+ Dat.)aufhören mit to stop doing something sich begnügen mit to be content with sich beschäftigen mit to be busy with sich verloben mit to become engaged to nach (+ Dat.)fragen nach to ask about riechen nach to smell of sich sehnen nach to yearn for streben nach to strive for über (+ Akk.)sich beschweren über to complain about sich informieren über to find out about klagen über to complain about lachen über to laugh about nachdenken über to ponder; to think about sprechen über to speak about streiten über to fight about sich wundern über to be amazed about um (+ Akk.)sich bewerben um to apply for bitten um to ask for gehen um to be about sich handeln um to have to do with sich kümmern um to concern oneself with sich sorgen um to worry about streiten um to fight about

5.3 Lektion 5 Kunstschätze STRUKTUREN © and ® 2012 Vista Higher Learning, Inc Da- and wo-compounds; prepositional verb phrases Some prepositional verb phrases von (+ Dat.)abhängen von to depend on halten von to think; to consider handeln von to have to do with schwärmen von to be enthusiastic about vor (+ Dat.)sich fürchten vor to fear schützen vor to protect from warnen vor to warn