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Title: Cases Nominative, Accusative, Dative


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Cases (Nominative, Accusative, Dative)
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  • Everybody loves CASES.

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  • When you are writing a sentence in German, you
    must ask yourself a very important question

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  • does the sentence contain a PREPOSITION???

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  • (A PREPOSITION, remember, is a word like in,
    under, with, without, of, from,
    behind and so on)

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  • Does the sentence contain a PREPOSITION???

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  • Does the sentence contain a PREPOSITION???
  • Well, does it???

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  • If the answer is YES, go to SLIDE 33

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  • but if the answer is NO, this is what you do

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  • First of all

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  • First of all
  • find the VERB!!!

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  • (A VERB, remember, is a doing word)

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  • The man drinks a cup of coffee.
  • The woman is visiting her grandma.
  • My friend bought his mother a present.

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  • The man drinks a cup of coffee.
  • The woman is visiting her grandma.
  • My friend bought his mother a present.

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  • now that you have found the VERB, ask yourself
    this

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  • now that you have found the VERB, ask yourself
    this
  • WHO or WHAT is DOING the VERB???

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  • The man drinks a cup of coffee.
  • The woman is visiting her grandma.
  • My friend bought his mother a present.

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  • The man drinks a cup of coffee.
  • The woman is visiting her grandma.
  • My friend bought his mother a present.

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  • WHOEVER, or WHATEVER, is DOING the VERB, goes in
    the NOMINATIVE case!!!

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  • This is called the
  • SUBJECT
  • of the verb!!!

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  • The next question you ask yourself is

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  • The next question you ask yourself is
  • WHO or WHAT is BEING DONE by the verb?

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  • The man drinks a cup of coffee.
  • The woman is visiting her grandma.
  • My friend bought his mother a present.

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  • The man drinks a cup of coffee.
  • The woman is visiting her grandma.
  • My friend bought his mother a present.

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  • WHOEVER, or WHATEVER, is BEING DONE by the VERB,
    goes in the ACCUSATIVE case!!!

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  • This is called the
  • DIRECT OBJECT
  • of the verb!!!

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  • The next question you ask yourself is

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  • The next question you ask yourself is
  • WHO or WHAT is having the verb DONE TO THEM? Or
    FOR THEM???

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  • The man drinks a cup of coffee.
  • The woman is visiting her grandma.
  • My friend bought his mother a present.

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  • The man drinks a cup of coffee.
  • The woman is visiting her grandma.
  • My friend bought his mother a present.

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  • WHOEVER, or WHATEVER, is having the VERB DONE TO
    or FOR THEM, goes in the DATIVE case!!!

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  • This is called the
  • INDIRECT OBJECT
  • of the verb!!!

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  • SLIDE 33
  • What to do if your sentence contains a preposition

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  • Prepositions in German should be divided into
    THREE groups

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  • GROUP ONE
  • PREPOSITIONS THAT ALWAYS TAKE THE ACCUSATIVE

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  • FÜR
  • (for)

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  • UM
  • (around)

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  • DURCH
  • (through)

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  • GEGEN
  • (against)

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  • ENTLANG
  • (along)

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  • BIS
  • (until)

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  • OHNE
  • (without)

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  • WIDER
  • (against)

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  • GROUP TWO
  • PREPOSITIONS THAT ALWAYS TAKE THE DATIVE

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  • SEIT
  • (since)

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  • ZU
  • (to)

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  • AUS
  • (from)

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  • MIT
  • (with)

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  • BEI
  • (at the house of)

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  • AUSSER
  • (except for)

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  • VON
  • (from, of)

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  • NACH
  • (after)

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  • GEGENÜBER
  • (opposite)

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  • GROUP THREE
  • PREPOSITIONS THAT TAKE EITHER ACCUSATIVE OR DATIVE

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  • How can you tell whether to use the ACCUSATIVE or
    the DATIVE???

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  • If MOVEMENT is implied, use
  • ACCUSATIVE

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  • If POSITION is implied, use
  • DATIVE

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  • Remember
  • MOVEMENT ACCUSATIVE
  • POSITION - DATIVE

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  • Remember
  • MOVEMENT ACCUSATIVE
  • POSITION - DATIVE

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  • Remember
  • MOVEMEN
  • ACCUSATIE
  • POSITON - DATIE

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  • Remember
  • MOVEEN
  • ACCSATIE
  • POSTON - DATE

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  • Remember
  • MOVEN
  • ACSATIE
  • POSON - DAE

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  • Remember
  • MOEN
  • ACSATE
  • POSN - DE

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  • Remember
  • MON
  • ACSAE
  • PSN DE

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  • Remember
  • MN
  • ACSE
  • PS D

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  • Remember
  • M
  • ACE
  • P D

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  • Remember
  • M
  • AC
  • P D

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  • Remember
  • M
  • A
  • P D

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  • Remember
  • M
  • A
  • P
  • D

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  • Remember
  • My
  • Au
  • Pl
  • Da

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  • Remember
  • My
  • Aun
  • Pla
  • Dar

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  • Remember
  • My
  • Aunt
  • Play
  • Dart

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  • Remember
  • My
  • Aunt
  • Plays
  • Darts

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  • Remember
  • My
  • Aunt
  • Plays
  • Darts

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  • Here are SOME of the prepositions that take
    either ACCUSATIVE or DATIVE

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  • IN
  • (in/into)

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  • AN
  • (at)

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  • VOR
  • (in front of, before)

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  • AUF
  • (on/onto)

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  • UNTER
  • (under)

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  • HINTER
  • (behind)

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  • ZWISCHEN
  • (between)

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  • Points of interest

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  • The verbs DANKEN (to thank) and HELFEN (to help)
    take the DATIVE!!!

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  • If you have a sentence with a PREPOSITION and an
    object (direct or indirect)

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  • The boy watched a film with his sister

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  • deal with the PREPOSITION part FIRST!!!

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  • The boy watched a film with his sister

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  • NEVER
  • use NOMINATIVE
  • after a PREPOSITION!!!

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  • Ende!!
  • Machts gut!!!
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