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Originally Posted by OctobersBlackRose
Again the error was due to autocorrect, I knew I wrote "meine", like I said in my other post it sometimes likes German while other times it doesn't.
And yeah I'm a little more confused now on word order.
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Oof, okay, this autocorrect thing - I suppose I'll have to stop auto-correcting it myself (
) to avoid repeating the same conversation.
Well, actually, word order is deadly simple: the verb is always in the second place, everything else is pretty much free game. You'll see the subject, objects, adverbs... adjectives, I suppose, in the first place, shifting the rest of the sentence forward.
Code:
Heute ist es warm.
adverb verb subject
Braun ist der Bär.
adjective verb subject
Den Hund hat meine Freundin.
direct object verb subject
Of course, then you come to nuances, as to which part of the verb you take, when it's a complex verb structure, like the past perfect. And it works differently for questions and for subordinate and other clauses. But don't worry about that for now. It's just to prevent you from getting more confused later by all these new rules suddenly appearing.