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2. Case Flashcards

1
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I want to become a famous footballer later.

A

Ich will später ein berühmter Fußballer werden.

werden + N

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Peter is an unreliable person.

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Peter ist ein unzuverlässiger Mensch.

Sein + N

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You are and remain an incorrigible optimist.

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Du bist and bleibst ein unverbesserlicher Optimist.

bleiben + N

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Frederick II of Prussia is also called the Great.

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Friedrich II. von Preußen wird auch der Große genannt.

passive of nennen + N

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Your new girlfriend does not seem to suit you the right way.

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Deine neue Freundin scheint mir nicht der richtige Umgang für dich.

scheinen + N

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His behavior is an absolute mystery to me.

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Sein Verhalten ist mir ein absolutes Rätsel.

sein + N

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He soon becomes the first male chairperson of the Women’s Association.

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Er wird bald der erste männliche Vorsitzende des Frauenverbandes.

werden + N

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That seems to me an excellent idea.

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Das scheint mir eine ausgezeichnete Idee.

scheinen + N

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He is not called the best pianist of all time for nothing.

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Er wird nicht umsonst der beste Pianist aller Zeiten genannt.

passive of nennen + N

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Q

The father of Charlemagne is called Pippin the Little or the Younger.

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Der Vater von Karl dem Großen heißt Pippin der Kleine oder der Jüngere.

heißen + N

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I put my hand on her shoulder.

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Ich legte meine Hand auf ihre Schulter.

  • Hand = The main function of the Accusative is to mark the direct object of transitive verbs.
  • ihre Schulter = auf + A
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For twenty euros you don’t get a good hotel room.

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Für zwanzig Euro kriegt man kein gutes Hotelzimmer.

  • für 20 Euro = für + A
  • kein gutes Hotelzimmer = The main function of the Accusative is to mark the direct object of transitive verbs.
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We did not know this city yet.

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Diese Stadt kannten wir noch nicht.

  • diese Stadt = The main function of the Accusative is to mark the direct object of transitive verbs.
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She stayed only one night in Erfurt.

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Sie blieb nur eine Nacht in Erfurt.

  • eine Nacht = Accusative to denote length of time or a point in time
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The table is one and a half meters wide.

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Der Tisch ist anderthalb Meter breit.

  • anderthalb Meter = Accusative to express a measurement or value
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We go to Limburg every year to my parents.

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Wir fahren jedes Jahr nach Limburg zu meinen Eltern.

  • jedes Jahr = Accusative to denote a point in time
17
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We drove another fifty kilometers towards Oldenburg.

A

Wir fuhren noch fünfzig Kilometer in Richtung Oldenburg.

  • fünfzig Kilometer = Accusative to express the distance covered with verbs and adverbs denoting motion
  • Richtung = in (+A) indicates direction if the destination is in (+D)
18
Q

He taught me French.

A

Er hat mich Französisch gelehrt.

  • mich / Französisch = The main function of the Accusative is to mark the direct object of transitive verbs.
19
Q

Who will help us to make this application?

A

Wer wird uns helfen, diesen Antrag zu stellen?

  • diesen Antrag = The main function of the Accusative is to mark the direct object of transitive verbs.
20
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We’re going to the cinema now. - So, have fun!

A

Wir gehen jetzt ins Kino. - Also, viel Vergnügen!

  • ins Kino = in (+A) indicates direction if the destination is in (+D)
  • Viel Vergnügen = Most conventional greetings and wishes are in the accusative.
21
Q

Who did you see in Darmstadt yesterday?

A

Wen hast du gestern in Darmstadt gesehen?

  • Wen = The main function of the Accusative is to mark the direct object of transitive verbs.
22
Q

She is not used to long trips.

A

Sie ist lange Reisen nicht gewohnt.

  • lange Reisen = a few adjectives are used with the accusative
23
Q

I would like the sweet wine.

I would like a sweet wine.

A

Ich möchte den süßen Wein.

Ich möchte einen süßen Wein.

24
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I would like the light beer.

I would like a light beer.

A

Ich möchte das helle Bier.

Ich möchte ein helles Bier.

25
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I would like the small cola.

I would like a small cola.

A

Ich möchte die kleine Cola.

Ich möchte eine kleine Cola.

26
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I would like the fresh orange juice.

I would like a fresh orange juice.

A

Ich möchte den frischen Orangensaft.

Ich möchte einen frischen Orangensaft.

27
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I would like the cheap diskets.

I would like cheap diskets.

A

Ich möchte die billigen Disketten.

Ich möchte billige Disketten.

28
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I would like the green glasses.

I would like green glasses.

A

Ich möchte die grüne Brille.

Ich möchte eine grüne Brille.

29
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I would like the striped dress.

I would like a striped dress.

A

Ich möchte das gestreifte Kleid.

Ich möchte ein gestreiftes Kleid.

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