Dative Case

Question 1

Dative case

Answer 1

indirect object of a verb

Question 2

definite articles

Answer 2

a specific item or items that are known to both the speaker and the listener

Question 3

definite masculine, definite feminine, definite neuter, definite plural

Answer 3

Dem der dem den

Question 4

indefinite articles

Answer 4

used before nouns to indicate that the noun refers to any member of a general group rather than a specific one.

Question 5

indefinite masculine, indefinite feminine, indefinite neuter, indefinite plural

Answer 5

einem, einer, einem, no form, use keine

Question 6

negative articles

Answer 6

used to negate the existence or quantity of a noun, similar to how “no” or “not any” are used in English.

Question 7

negative masculine, negative feminine, negative neuter, negative plural

Answer 7

keinem keiner keinem keinen

Question 8

Personal Pronouns

Answer 8

replace nouns to avoid repetition in sentences

Question 9

possessive pronouns:
first person singular, second person singular, third person masculine, third person feminine, third person neuter, first person plural, second person plural, third person plural,

Answer 9

mir dir ihm ihr ihm uns euch ihnen

Question 10

possesive pronouns

Answer 10

words that indicate ownership or possession

Question 11

base form of possessive (standard with no gender)

Answer 11

mein, dein, sein, ihr, sein, unser, euer, ihr

Question 12

possessive masculine and neuter

Answer 12

-em

Question 13

possessive feminine

Answer 13

-er

Question 14

possessive plural

Answer 14

-en

Question 15

indirect object of a verb

Answer 15

dative case

Question 16

a specific item or items that are known to both the speaker and the listener

Answer 16

definite articles

Question 17

Dem

Answer 17

definite masculine and definite neuter

Question 18

der

Answer 18

definite feminine

Question 19

den

Answer 19

definite plural

Question 20

used before nouns to indicate that the noun refers to any member of a general group rather than a specific one.

Answer 20

indefinite articles

Question 21

einem

Answer 21

indefinite masculine and indefinite neuter

Question 22

einer

Answer 22

indefinite feminine

Question 23

no form, just use keinen

Answer 23

indefinite plural

Question 24

used to negate the existence or quantity of a noun, similar to how “no” or “not any” are used in English.

Answer 24

negative articles

Question 25

keinem

Answer 25

negative masculine and negative neuter

Question 26

keiner

Answer 26

negative feminine

Question 27

keinen

Answer 27

negative plural

Question 28

replace nouns to avoid repetition in sentences

Answer 28

Personal Pronouns

Question 29

words that indicate ownership or possession

Answer 29

possesive pronouns

Question 30

mein, dein, sein, ihr, sein, unser, euer, ihr

Answer 30

base form of possessive (standard with no gender)

Question 31

-em

Answer 31

possessive masculine

Question 32

-er

Answer 32

possessive feminine

Question 33

-en

Answer 33

possessive neuter

Question 34

mich, dich, ihn, sie, es, uns, euch, sie

Answer 34

possessive pronouns:
first person singular, second person singular, third person masculine, third person feminine, third person neuter, first person plural, second person plural, third person plural,