123: Deine Satzkonstruktion hinkt . . .

'Theodor Meyer, der wie die anderen in seiner Schule eine reiche Familie hat, ...'
 
'Theodor Meyer who, as/like most of his schoolmates do, has a rich family, ...'
. . .

Theodor Meyer, who, like (the) others in his school, has a rich family.

oder umformuliert:

Like (the) others in his school, TM has a rich family.

Wo steht "ähnlich", und wo steht das Gegenstück von "most"?

von "most" steht aber nichts da. :-)

TM, who, like is peers, comes from a wealthy family...

mine are a bit off...forgot to account for the fact that it was an appositive...

@ #3: 'most' steht im Eigenversuch des Einsenders . . .

@ #4: Ein 'h' spendierend (für das 'his') . . .

@Daddy: how would you know I wasn't using Cockney? ... like 'is peers, ... ;-)

If you'd been using Cockney then you'd have had to say "wealfy family", that's how he knew ;-)

okay, there's that. :-)

## 7,8: :-))