Nominative Subject Accusative Direct object Dative Indirect object

rufen ich rufe du rufst er ruft sie ruft wir rufen ihr ruft sie rufen
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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 difference between kein and nicht.
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Datum: Lernziel: To be able to make a wanted poster in German.
Verben 1 Verben 2 Modal s 1 Präsens Modal 2 Imperfekt Translate!
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Nouns & pronouns come in Cases, depending on their job
Nach Hause….zu Hause That is the question….. nach Hause.
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Personal Pronouns in the Dative Kapitel 10 Lektion B
Freitag den 11. Oktober Lernziel: Drafting writing assessment.
Kleidung, Klamotten Kapitel 5.
Nominative and Accusative
Haben – to have ich habe du hast er/sie hat es hat man hat wir haben
Akkusativ: Akk Personal Pronouns Nom Akk der den die das die (pl) Nom
Modal Verbs. k őnnen Das M ädchen kann gut backen.
Relative clauses What is a relative clause?
Dativ/Akkusativ Präpositionen
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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.
Session 2 Perfect Tense Starke oder irreguläre Verben Strong or irregular verbs.
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Handy Questions 4 - Brothers and Sisters With the Unusual Mike Rophone.
Handy Verbs Present Tense With the Angry Family To drink - trinken.
Pronomen Reflexive pronoun Direct Object Indirect Object Subject
I want to see Ich will sehen.
Foundation Tier Role Play 1 ‘Life at home’.
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Terminology Word types: –nouns,verbs, adjectives, prepositions … Functions: –subject, predicate, object … Form (case) : –nominative, accusative, dative,
Autor unbekannt Author unknown automatisch.
Subject – Verb I play. You play. He/she/it plays. We play. You all play. They play. You play.
Nominative Case and Accusative Case
Fasching.
Case #1 - Nominative Case
Stem Changing Verbs D1K7.
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Lernziel: Ordering food and beverages
Modalverben Krieg! I want to go to the movies. Ich will ins Kino gehen.
Feste und Feiertage Treffpunkt Deutsch Sixth Edition.
Wie fühlst du dich? Wie fühlen Sie sich?
Dativ Fall pronouns.
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Negation is when you dont have or dont do something.
Guten Tag! Mittwoch den Hausaufgabe für Freitag den IA 4.4 printout and LB 4.4A-C Montag: LB 4.4D,E (Aufsatz) Quiz 4.4 and all verbs.
SEPARABLE VERBS. Separable verbs have prefixes on them. These prefixes are adverbs and prepositions that are detached from the verb when it is conjugated.
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.
Wiederholung Deutsch 21 WHS Frau Ellis
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Die Schulsachen.
Konjunktiv II mit modal Verben Subjunctive mood with modals
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A: _________ kommst du morgen Abend vorbei? Um Uhr?
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MODALS kann kannst kann können könnt darf darfst darf dürfen dürft muß
ARBEITE N und FINDE N arbeiten = to work finden = to find ich