Adjektivendungen Tabellen und Übungen.

Chapter 4 Accusative Case
Tragen – to wear trage trägst trägt tragen tragt tragen Present Tense
Dative Case Deutsch 2/21.
Subjects and Direct Objects When to use der vs. den.
Kleidung, Klamotten Kapitel 5.
Personalpronomen (Personal Pronouns)
Direct Objects What are they?. Noun is the subject of the sentence der, die and das are the same –Der Hund ist laut. –Wo ist der Hund? –Das Auto ist laut.
Chapter 5 Klamotten Kaufen You need to know your vocabulary You need to know direct objects You need to know pronouns You need to know 2 kinds of articles.
The German Future Tense
1 Cases accusative + dative either or prepositions
Indefinite Articles So far we have learned definite articles, which are the words for the: der/den das die Indefinite articles are the different words.
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Accusative. Er trägt den Anzug. Sie trägt den Rock. Er hat die Krawatte an. Sie trägt die Bluse. Er trägt das Sweatshirt. Sie hat das Shirt an.
Adjective Endings in German
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Test Review Deutsch I Kapitel I.
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RE: TEST separable prefixes: aufmachen zumachen hineingehen
Subject – Verb I play. You play. He/she/it plays. We play. You all play. They play. You play.
Nominative Case and Accusative Case
The Nominative Case Forms/Endings of the personal pronouns.
Adjective Endings with ein-words
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Adjective Ending. Adjective examples are: Rot, blau, grün, gelb groß, klein, intelligent, frisch, sauber.
 Every part in a sentence has a grammatical function. Some common functions are: - Subject - Verb - Direct object / accusative object - Indirect object.
Die Schulsachen.
I Cases accusative (review) + dative
Personal Pronouns.
Time - die Zeit Asking for the time in German: Wieviel Uhr ist es? Wie spät ist es? Es ist …. To find out at what time s.th. begins / ends / (or s.th.
Outcomes: to have understood how to use adjectival endings
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A very QUICK introduction
THE DIRECT OBJECT (the accusative case).
German Subject Pronouns
Guten Tag! Dienstag den Aufgabe bis Mittwoch den LB 4.4 A-C GR 4.4 (if not done)
What is a “CASE”? in English: pronouns, certain interrogatives
Komm Mit! 1 Kapitel 5 Klamotten kaufen Wünsche – Komplimente - Kleider.
Possessive Adjectives How to show belonging… The information contained in this document may not be duplicated or distributed without the permission of.
What is a “CASE”? in English: pronouns, certain interrogatives
type / function / form type of words:
Grammar Cases in German.
Guten Morgen, Deutsch 1! Heute ist der 5. Mai.
Direct Object Review. Was bedeutet “Subjekt”? The subject is the DOER of the action. The subject always agrees with the verb. The articles of SUBJECTS.
1) All nouns in German have a gender: masculine, feminine, or neuter. 2) The gender of a noun is determined by its definite article. der = masculine (der.
As you have already learned, GENDER plays an important role in the German language. As you have already learned, GENDER plays an important role in the.
Ein words. The ein words are the indefinite articles “a” and “an”. In German, the indefinite articles take endings that show the gender and case of the.
The Dative Case. There is a third case in the German language. This is called the Dative Case. Nouns in the Dative Case are used as the indirect objects.
Der die das ein eine ein Wie sagt man “the” auf Deutsch? Wie sagt man “a” auf Deutsch?
Kleider der Jeansrock der Pullover der Rock die Jacke die Krawatte
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Guten Morgen! Mittwoch den Aufgabe bis Freitag den LB 4.4 M (Aufsatz, 8 Sätze) Culture worksheet Quiz 4.4.
THE ADJECTIVE ENDINGS. 1. NO ENDING AFTER ANY CONJUGATED FORM OF TO BE - SEIN EXAMPLE: Der Pullover ist rot. Die Bluse ist gelb. Das Kleid ist blau.
On the case of German has 4 cases NOMINATIVE ACCUSATIVE GENITIVE DATIVE.
Adjektiven und Adverbien Endungen. Das prädikativ gebrauchte Adjektiv Predicate adjectives follow the verbs sein, werden or bleiben. The modify the subject.
DAS VIERTE DEUTSCHE KASUS Genitiv. Kasus ● What is a case? A case shows the grammatical function of a word. ● There are four cases in German. Up to now.
The Nominative Case Forms/Endings of the personal pronouns.
What is a “CASE”? Grammatical cases indicate how certain words function in a sentence. The case of a word is shown by the particular form of the word itself.
Accusative and Dative Cases
Type / function / form Type of words:
The Dative Indirect Objects.
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type / function / form type of words:
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ARBEITE N und FINDE N arbeiten = to work finden = to find ich