Practise relative clauses with a preposition: die Freundin, mit der ich reise. The preposition comes first and decides the case; the noun decides the gender. For places you can often use wo instead of in dem.
Practise relative clauses with a preposition: die Freundin, mit der ich reise. The preposition comes first and decides the case; the noun decides the gender. For places you can often use wo instead of in dem.
mit always takes the dative. die Freundin is feminine.
mit + dative; der Kollege is masculine.
für always takes the accusative.
in + where? (a place, not a direction) → dative.
für + accusative; die Gäste is plural.
More than one answer is correct. The clause says where they lived.
warten auf + accusative.
bei always takes the dative. die Firma is feminine.
teilnehmen an + dative. Where does the preposition go?
mit + dative, plural.