Nominative, Accusative, and Dative

Akkusativ Präpositionen
Akkusativ Präpositionen
Akkusativ Präpositionen
1 Cases accusative + dative either or prepositions
Relative clauses A relative clause (der Relativsatz) provides additional information about topics mentioned in the main clause There is always a relative.
GERM 1013 Guten Morgen.
Akkusativ. Subjekt Do-er of the Action! Martin kann viele Sportarten gut treiben. Who can play many sports well?
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Heute ist Freitag, der 7. Oktober 2005.
Kapital 6 Teil 2.
The Accusative Case By Herr Loeffler.
Deutsch III Tagesprogramm Mittwoch 3/26/ 2014
Tagesprogramm Deutsch II
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Die Schulsachen.
I Cases accusative (review) + dative
Conju…what??? Working with German verbs.. Conjugating German Verbs: A subject requires the verb to have a certain ending.
Personal Pronouns.
German Key Sounds Deutsche Schlüssellaute
German Lesson 2.
Nominative & Accusative Basic Rules for Relative Pronouns in German:
Das Spiel: DATIVE!!!!.
THE DIRECT OBJECT (the accusative case).
Terminology Word types: –nouns, pronouns, verbs, adjectives, prepositions … Functions: –subject, predicate, object … Form (case) : –nominative, accusative,
Akkusativ Präpositionen
Akkusativ Präpositionen
What is a “CASE”? in English: pronouns, certain interrogatives
Durch = through für = for ohne = without gegen = against um = around *entlang = along.
The accusative.. Which sentences are correct and why? He visits her.He visits her. Him visits she.She visits him. Me sees he.He sees me. I visit him.I.
What is a “CASE”? in English: pronouns, certain interrogatives
Museumsinsel Museum Island (German: Museumsinsel) is the name of the northern half of an island in the Spree river in the central Mitte district of Berlin,
Add at least an “e” to modifying adjectives (in front of noun)
Adjective Endings NOMINATIV How to identify the nominative case: “WHO or WHAT is doing the action?” Preceded by a KEIN- Word Preceded by a DER-Word masculinemein.
GERMAN 1013 Kapitel 5 Review. terminology Word types: –nouns, pronouns, verbs, adjectives, prepositions … Functions: –subject, predicate, object … Form.
6 Prepositions with ACCUSATIVE
Der Nominativ / The nominative case Der Mann tanzt. Subject (nominative case)Verb The subject (Das Subjekt) is the active agent of a sentence. The verb.
type / function / form type of words:
GERMAN 1013 Kapitel 5 1. translation verb in 2 nd position At seven thirty we drive to Wolfville. Um halb acht fahren wir nach Wolfville time – manner.
Der Dativ – the dative case
Type / function / form Type of words: nouns, pronouns, verbs, adjectives etc. their function in a sentence: subject, predicate, object etc. their form.
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.
Deklination von Hauptwörtern
Guten Morgen! Heute ist Montag, der 10. Oktober 2005.
Questions w. Accusative
Deklinationen von Hauptwörtern
Dative Case Nominative Case = Subject or Front Field
Quiz # 11. Poster Projects On Wednesday, December 3rd How it works To get an optimal grade, refer to hand-out.
Akkusativ, Dativ und Genativ. Case Case is affected by position in the sentence, verbs and prepositions –Position Subject Direct object Indirect object.
Adjektivendungen MFNPl Nominativder / ein Akkusativden / einen Dativdem / einem Genitivdes / eines +s.
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.
Notes: Was hast du in deinem Haus? In deinem Zimmer?
The Cases Masc Fem Neut Plural Nom Der Ein Die Eine Das Keine Acc Den
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The Cases Masc Fem Neut Plural Nom Der Ein Die Eine Das Keine Acc Den
Accusative and Dative Cases
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Type / function / form Type of words:
The Dative Indirect Objects.
jeder = each/every und alle = all
Getting to grips with gender, case and adjectives
type / function / form type of words: