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One thing we know about the German language is that the verb comes at the end of the sentence. When listening to someone speaking German, you have to sit through all the minor little details before you find out right at the very end exactly what happened. One article I found explained that this means a German has to say: Except that this would be really bad German. The correct word order would in fact be: On the other hand, German comedian Henning Wehn, who works mostly in Britain, gave this example: And that is perfectly correct German. Henning says that this has something to do with a verbal bracket. And then says he has no idea what that is. So arent you lucky you have me? First, lets establish a few ground rules. Were only going to be talking about normal declarative sentences: so no commands or questions. Also, were only going to be looking at main clauses: subordinate clauses have slightly different rules. German has whats called V2 word order, which means verb second. M
