Is it more natural to use the present perfect tense or the simple past tense when main clauses & subordinating clauses meet?1) "Als ich klein war, hatte ich einen Hund." oder "Als ich klein war, habe ich einen Hund gehabt."2) "Ich hatte einen Hund, als ich klein war." oder "Ic...
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Job’s Present Misery - “But now they mock me, those who are younger than I, whose fathers I disdained too much to put with my sheep dogs. Moreover,
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Bei beiden Sätzen würde ich "simple past" bevorzugen, also "Als ich klein war, hatte ich ...
Job’s Present Misery - “But now they mock me, those who are younger than I, whose fathers I disdained too much to put with my sheep dogs. Moreover,
Job 30:28tnThe construction uses the wordקֹדֵר(qoder) followed by the Piel perfect ofהָלַךְ(halakh, “I go about”). The adjective “blackened” refers to Job’s skin that has been marred by the disease. Adjectives are often used before verbs to describe ...
Job 30:28 tn The construction uses the word קֹדֵר (qoder) followed by the Piel perfect of הָלַךְ (halakh,“I go about”). The adjective “blackened” refers to Job’s skin that has been marred by the disease. Adjectives are often used before verbs to de...
Job 30:28 tn The construction uses the word קֹדֵר (qoder) followed by the Piel perfect of הָלַךְ (halakh,“I go about”). The adjective “blackened” refers to Job’s skin that has been marred by the disease. Adjectives are often used before verbs to de...
Job 30:28 tn The construction uses the word קֹדֵר (qoder) followed by the Piel perfect of הָלַךְ (halakh,“I go about”). The adjective “blackened” refers to Job’s skin that has been marred by the disease. Adjectives are often used before verbs to de...