06-05-2021, 10:39 PM
Again, the sentence has to make sense.
With the word "aller", I'm sure everyone agrees on what it means and that it is written correctly.
Here too, "aller" is connected to the first word. The interesting thing is that "aller" does not leave too many possibilities open.
This is where German comes into its own.
What does the first word mean?
In application, one could say, "das beste aller Zeiten" "the best of all times".
" der schlechteste Witz aller Zeiten" "the worst of all jokes"
There are not many words that can go directly with "aller" in this sentence order.
What should "mallier" mean, and how does it relate to "aller".
There are not many ways in which a term can be directly in line with all, such as, "mutter aller Dinge" "mother of all things".
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With the word "aller", I'm sure everyone agrees on what it means and that it is written correctly.
Here too, "aller" is connected to the first word. The interesting thing is that "aller" does not leave too many possibilities open.
This is where German comes into its own.
What does the first word mean?
In application, one could say, "das beste aller Zeiten" "the best of all times".
" der schlechteste Witz aller Zeiten" "the worst of all jokes"
There are not many words that can go directly with "aller" in this sentence order.
What should "mallier" mean, and how does it relate to "aller".
There are not many ways in which a term can be directly in line with all, such as, "mutter aller Dinge" "mother of all things".
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