Drill Book - Ch. 7. Genetive Case Flashcards

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How does the Genitive case modify noun endings?

A

It adds an -e(s) to masculine and neuter nouns.

All names show possession by adding an -s

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What are the 2 functions of the Genitive case?

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Shows Possession and Identifies Objects of Genitive Prepositions

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my

A

mein

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your (informal)

A

dein

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his

A

sein

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hers

A

ihr

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its

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sein

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our

A

unser

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your (plural, informal)

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euer

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their

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ihr

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your (formal)

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Ihr

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whose

A

wessen

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What is more commonly used in speaking German to show possession, the genitive case or von?

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von

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what are the three instances in speech or writing when von is required?

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  1. a noun standing without article or other declined word
  2. noun follows etwas (some), nichts (nothing), or viel (much/many)
  3. a pronoun is used in place of a noun
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instead of

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statt (anstatt)

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in spite of, despite

A

trotz

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during

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während

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because of, on account of

A

wegen