The Dative Case Frau Caplan-Carbin.

Chapter 4 Accusative Case
D I e K l i u n g.
Object Pronouns OBJECT PRONOUNS
Dative Case Deutsch 2/21.
Nouns & pronouns come in Cases, depending on their job
Verbs Used Impersonally With Dative Deutsch I/II Fr. Spampinato.
Personal Pronouns in the Dative Kapitel 10 Lektion B
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Die Hausaufgaben: Machen Sie Ü. 6 u. 8 auf S. 29 Quiz on Wednesday:
Kleidung, Klamotten Kapitel 5.
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.
Geburtstag.
Deutsch 1 Review for Chapter 4 Deutsch 1 Review for Chapter 4.
1 Cases accusative + dative either or prepositions
Deutsch I Review for Chapter II.
Rückblick ins Deutsch II!
GERM 1013 Guten Morgen.
Gender and case of nouns
RE: TEST separable prefixes: aufmachen zumachen hineingehen
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Type / function / form Type of words: nouns, pronouns, verbs, adjectives etc. their function in a sentence: subject, predicate, object etc. their form.
The Dative Case Frau Caplan-Carbin.
Negation By Susan Ma.
Nominative and Accusative Case
The Nominative Case Forms/Endings of the personal pronouns.
The Accusative Case By Herr Loeffler.
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Deutsch Eins Kapitel
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 Every part in a sentence has a grammatical function. Some common functions are: - Subject - Verb - Direct object / accusative object - Indirect object.
I Cases accusative (review) + dative
Kein und Nicht.
Personal Pronouns.
I will be able to use the identify the accusative case with the indefinite gender (Seite 135) Arbeitspaket Seite 6.
Die Fragen Wörter Wer? Was? Wann?.
Was glaubst du… Was ist ein gutes Geschenk für deine Gastschwester/ Gastbruder? Ein Buch? Ein Radiowecker? Ein Hut? Ohrringe? Eine DVD?
Das Spiel: DATIVE!!!!.
Direct objects and adjective endings
THE DIRECT OBJECT (the accusative case).
Terminology Word types: –nouns, pronouns, verbs, adjectives, prepositions … Functions: –subject, predicate, object … Form (case) : –nominative, accusative,
1.Hast du ____________________ (my) Telefonnummer (f)?
Learning Target / Lernziel: To be
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.
Add at least an “e” to modifying adjectives (in front of noun)
GERMAN 1013 Kapitel 5 Review. terminology Word types: –nouns, pronouns, verbs, adjectives, prepositions … Functions: –subject, predicate, object … Form.
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.
Verneinung / Negation There are two ways to negate a sentence: with „kein“ or „nicht“ Which one to use depends on what is to be negated.
Test 9- what „could“ be on the test 1. Modals -Fill in blanks with modals and infinitives: Ich ______ gern ins Kino _______.
GERMAN 1023 Kapitel Sieben VI Dativ - Verben.
Common mistakes Morgen habe Ich das buch für dich. Nouns are capitalized + the formal form of address Morgen habe ich das Buch für dich. Jetzt, ich wohne.
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.
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.
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Zuhören Seite 135 #9 Seite 137 #15. Puzzeln ein- Ich möchte __________ Rock. Sie braucht ________ Jacke. Er kauft _________ Hose. Wir suchen _________.
Kapitel 2 Grammar INDEX 1.Modal Verbs (Review) 2.Meanings of Modal Verbs (Review) 3.Subject, Direct & Indirect Object (Review)
Interrogative and Relative Pronouns. Interrogative pronouns Used to ask questions –Wer nominativ –Wen akkusativ –Wem dativ –Wessen whose –Was (n or a)
On the case of German has 4 cases NOMINATIVE ACCUSATIVE GENITIVE DATIVE.
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 Dative Indirect Objects.
The Dative Case.
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