From 18.2
I am having trouble understanding the construction of this sentence as it looks like the musst clause is missing an infinitive at the end. Does it refer backwards to kaufen?
Could it be rephrased to the following in order to show how it works?
Du musst immer und überall etwas zum Essen kaufen
Ja etwas zum Essen kaufen, das musst du immer und überall; das ist Teil des täglichen Lebens wo auch immer du bist.
Yes you must always buy something to eat everywhere, that's part of life wherever you are. (casual, singular)
I am having trouble understanding the construction of this sentence as it looks like the musst clause is missing an infinitive at the end. Does it refer backwards to kaufen?
Could it be rephrased to the following in order to show how it works?
Du musst immer und überall etwas zum Essen kaufen