What is it? Why use it? the Accusative What does it sound like?

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What is it? Why use it? the Accusative What does it sound like?

1 Its the Direct Object! 2 There is a preposition that REQUIRES it. 3 There is a mixed preposition and there is MOTION.

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What is it? Why use it? the Genitive What does it sound like?

1 Its the Possessive! (Marks car) (My brother's wife) 2 Indefinite Time: Eines Morgens… Eines Abends… morgens abends

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1 There is a preposition that REQUIRES it. The Accusative Review the preposition aspect of things… reason # 2 to use the accusative was…

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Its the Direct Object! There is a preposition that REQUIRES it. There is a mixed preposition and there is MOTION. reason # 3 to use the accusative was…

an auf hinter neben unter über in vor zwischen If you move things: accusative, if they dont move, then dative. There is a mixed preposition and there is MOTION.

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an auf hinter neben unter über in vor zwischen If you move things: accusative, if they dont move, then dative. There is a mixed preposition and NO motion. The thing or person is already there.