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Welche Präposition darf man mit „bezüglich“ und „hinsichtlich“ benutzen?
Ich meine wenn ich auf Genitiv verzichten will.
Ich meine wenn ich auf Genitiv verzichten will.
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Ich denke es gibt keinen Ersatz dafür. Die anderen synonyme Präpositionen werden auch mit dem Genitiv gebildet.
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@maximilnonion Oh okay, daran hätte ich jetzt nicht gedacht😅
Nach "auf" folgt natürlich kein Genitiv.
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@maximilnonion Ja, der Satz im Bild könnte auch mit "Bezüglich auf" anfangen.
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