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WILL GIVE CROWN Rewrite the sentences and replace the dative noun (which appears after the preposition) with each of the nouns in parentheses. Rewrite the sentences for EACH of the nouns in parentheses. Don't forget to change the definite articles if needed. 1. Die Schuhe gehӧren dem Kind. (Sohn, Tochter, Schwester, Bruder, Eltern)

2. Meine Groβmutter hilft meiner Mutter. (Vater, Neffe, Nichte, Onkel, Tante)

3. Das Kind isst alles auβer dem Brot. (Obst, Gemϋse, Ei, Fisch, Tomate)

4. Der Mann bringt der Frau den Kaffee. (Milch, Wasser, Saft, Cola)

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