AJ German: Cases, Articles & Possesives Flashcards

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THE (Nominative Masculine)

A

Der

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THE (Nominative Feminine)(

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Die

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THE (Nominative Neuter)

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Das

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THE (Nominative Plural)

A

Die

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THE (Accusative Masculine)

A

Den

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THE (Accusative Feminine)

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Die

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THE (Accusative Neuter)

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Das

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THE (Accusative Plural)

A

Die

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When Using THE, which is the only gender that changes word between nominative and accusative case?

A

Masculine (Der to Den)

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THE (Dative Masculine)

A

Dem

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THE (Dative Feminine)

A

Der

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THE (Dative Neuter)

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Dem

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THE (Dative Plural)

A

Den

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THE (Genitive Masculine)

A

Des

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THE (Genitive Feminine)

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Der

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THE (Genitive Neuter)

A

Des

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THE (Genitive Plural)

A

Der

18
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When is the Nominative case used?

A

When the attached noun is the subject of the clause.

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When is the Accusative case used?

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When the attached noun is the direct object of the clause.

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When is the Dative Case used?

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When the attached noun is an indirect object, or recipient, of the clause. This is used with specific prepositions.

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When is the Genitive Case used?

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When the attached noun is a possessed object of the subject. Generally adds the word โ€œofโ€.