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When a preposition has a pronoun object, and the pronoun does not refer to a person, the prepositional phrase often takes the form of a da-compound (in statements) or a wo-compound (in questions). Prepositions beginning with a vowel require an -r- in the middle of the compound. Some prepositions do not form such compounds.
Worüber sprechen Sie? Ich denke nicht daran. Womit schreibt er? Ich kann ohne sie nicht leben. |
What are you talking about? I don't think about it. With what is he writing? I can't live without her. |