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Die Geburtstagsfeier ist am Sonntag.
Liebe Sara,
ich habe am Sonntag Geburtstag, aber ich feiere schon am Samstagabend. Die Feier beginnt um 19 Uhr bei mir im Hof. Kannst du bitte einen Salat mitbringen? Bei Regen gehen wir ins Wohnzimmer.
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Mit always takes the dative case. “Der Bus” therefore changes to “mit dem Bus.”
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