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Konsekutivsatz Glossary of terms
A Konsekutivsatz is a subordinate clause that indicates the result or consequence of what is expressed in the main clause.
Additional Information
- Translations: consecutive clause, clause of result
- Related concepts: Kausalsatz, Finalsatz, Konditionalsatz, Modalsatz
Detailed Explanation
The Konsekutivsatz is formed using consecutive conjunctions such as 'so... dass' (so... that), 'sodass' (so that), or 'zu... als dass' (too... to). These clauses follow a specific structure where the intensity or degree of the main action determines the consequence expressed in the subordinate clause.
It is common for the Konsekutivsatz to be accompanied by intensifying adverbs in the main clause to emphasize the cause-and-effect relationship.
Usage examples of "Konsekutivsatz"
📝 Some usage examples:
- Es war so kalt, dass der See zufror.
- Sie sprach zu leise, als dass ich sie verstehen könnte.
- Er arbeitete hart, sodass er befördert wurde.