Nominative Subject Accusative Direct object Dative Indirect object

The Imperfect Tense Because more tenses get more marks………
Dativ-Verben A dative Verb is one that usually takes an object in the dative case. It is a good idea to simply memorize the most common dative verbs in.
The Possessives Adjectives
Kasus Wiederholung + Dativ Deutsch 2/21.
Nouns & pronouns come in Cases, depending on their job
Year 10 personal pronouns
Personal Pronouns in the Dative Kapitel 10 Lektion B
Comparative Adjectives. The term comparison of adjectives is used when two or more persons or things have the same quality (height, size, color, any characteristic)
Nominative and Accusative
Adjektive Endungen von Frau Templeton.
Personalpronomen (Personal Pronouns)
Freitag, den Hausaufgabe für Montag den IA 10.3 and printout LB 10.3 A-B, D (Aufsatz!) GR 10.2 Guten Tag!
Nominative • the subject of a sentence: who or what is doing this?
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Conditional This used to say what would happen under certain circumstances or if not for other circumstances The conditional tense consists of a form.
Ohne Reklame Geht Es Nicht! Day 2: Comparing/Selbe.
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.
Accusative and Dative Cases
Plural Forms of Nouns & Wie viel? or Wie viele?
Adjectives Remediation.
Adjective Endings in German
Gender and case of nouns
Genitive Case.
Die Frage des Tages : 1. Was hast du in deinem Rucksack? 2. Take 2 minutes to look over your der words before the quiz. This is not matching. You.
Using Possessive Adjectives
ADVERBS ab und zunow and then glücklicherweiseluckily hoffentlichhopefully immeralways jährlichannually leiderunfortunately manchmalsometimes nienever.
Prepositions nach mit in seit bei hinter von aus zu auf für vor.
bei in seit mit auf hinter von nach aus zu für vor.
Die Zukunft The future I will.
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Wer? Wen? Wem? Wessen? Wer? Wen? Wem? Wessen? Who? Whom? To Whom?
Wo warst du? und Was hast du gekauft? HMV. How to say in the The word in can have a strange effect on the word for the that comes after it. When you say.
Donnerstag: LZ: Genetiv 1.Hausaufgabenkontrolle: 5Sätze schreiben 2.LZ: Genetiv.
DATIVE Ich schreibe meinem Bruder einen Brief.
Guten Tag! Mittwoch den Hausaufgabe für Freitag den Finish Unit 3 Vocab Review Prepare Unit 4 Vocab for class.
Nominative Case and Accusative Case
Verben Wiederholung Deutsch III Notizen.
The Genitive Case This case has three uses: USE #1: To show possession or that something is an integral part of something else. z.B. The mans dog has just.
What is it? Why use it? the Accusative What does it sound like?
ein die unser den the key to German keinen das deinem meiner
Case #1 - Nominative Case
Past Perfect Tense.
The word,,aber in German is most often used as a coordinating conjunction. Ich wollte nach Bremen fahren aber Mein Auto ist kaputt. Ich mag English aber.
DEUTSCHE VERBEN 2. IRREGULAR VERBS. SEIN = TO BE SEIN is probably the most irregular verb there is in German. All of its forms just have to be memorized.
“Weil” und “Denn”.
The most obvious or direct use of auch is to mean also. Ich möchte auch Gitarre lernen. Auch ich möchte Gitarre lernen. I would like to learn Guitar. Someone.
Nouns. What is a noun O A noun is the name of a person, O place, O animal O or thing.
Feste und Feiertage Treffpunkt Deutsch Sixth Edition.
Negation is when you dont have or dont do something.
Adjectiv Endungen Lite: Adjective following articles and pre-ceeding nouns. Colors and Clothes.
The Dative Case By Herr Loeffler.
The Dative Case Frau Dougherty.
Sentence Structure Subject and verb are always together. Subject and verb are always together. Subject and verb must agree Subject and verb must agree.
To school => zu der Schule With friends => mit den Freunden On top of the desk => auf dem Schreibtisch Through the wall => durch die Wand.
So ist das Leben Treffpunkt Deutsch Sixth Edition
Plusquamperfekt The past of the past.
Negating German Sentences
THE PERFECT TENSE IN GERMAN
Adjective Endings Nominative & Accusative Cases describing auf deutsch The information contained in this document may not be duplicated or distributed.
SEPARABLE VERBS. Separable verbs have prefixes on them. These prefixes are adverbs and prepositions that are detached from the verb when it is conjugated.
Noch most directly has the meaning of still. As such, it has basically for types of usage. The temporal usage of the word. (as it relates to time) can.
By Martin L. Loeffler.  The basic sentence has a subject and a verb.  The subject and verb need to be together.  The subject and verb need to agree.
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Warm-up: Kickers ‘ob’, ‘dass’, ‘weil’
Adjective Declension in German
On the case of German has 4 cases NOMINATIVE ACCUSATIVE GENITIVE DATIVE.