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What is the german 1st person, singular pronoun - I?

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ich

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What is the german 2nd person, informal singular pronoun - you?

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du

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What is the german 3rd person, singular pronoun - he?

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er

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What is the german 3rd person, singular pronoun - she?

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sie

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What is the german 3rd person, singular pronoun - it?

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es

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What is the german 1st person, plural pronoun - we?

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wir

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What is the german 2nd person, informal plural pronoun - you?

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ihr

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What is the german 3rd person, plural pronoun - they?

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sie

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What is the german 2nd person, formal singular pronoun - you?

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Sie

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What are the nominative, accusative, dative and genetive versions of the 1st person, singular pronoun - ich?

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  • ich
  • mich
  • mir
  • meiner
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What are the nominative, accusative, dative and genetive versions of the 2nd person, informal singular pronoun - du?

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  • du
  • dich
  • dir
  • deiner
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What are the nominative, accusative, dative and genetive versions of the 3rd person, singular pronoun - er?

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  • er
  • ihn
  • ihm
  • seiner
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What are the nominative, accusative, dative and genetive versions of the 3rd person, singular pronoun - sie?

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  • sie
  • sie
  • ihr
  • ihrer
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What are the nominative, accusative, dative and genetive versions of the 3rd person, singular pronoun - es?

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  • es
  • es
  • ihm
  • seiner
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What are the nominative, accusative, dative and genetive versions of the 1st person, plural pronoun - wir?

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  • wir
  • uns
  • uns
  • unser
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What are the nominative, accusative, dative and genetive versions of the 2nd person, informal plural pronoun - ihr?

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  • ihr
  • euch
  • euch
  • euer
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What are the nominative, accusative, dative and genetive versions of the 3rd person, plural pronoun - sie?

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  • sie
  • sie
  • ihnen
  • ihrer
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What are the nominative, accusative, dative and genetive versions of the 2nd person, formal singular pronoun - Sie?

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  • Sie
  • Sie
  • Ihnen
  • Ihrer
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What is a reflexive verb?

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A reflexive verb is one that refers back to the subject using a reflexive pronoun.

e.g Ich wasche mir die Haare.

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Where is a reflexive pronoun usually placed?

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They usually go right after the conjugated verb.
e.g. Ich wasche mir die Haare.

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What cases are used with reflexive verbs?

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  • Accusative
  • Dative
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What are the accusative and dative reflexive pronouns used with the 1st person, singular pronoun - ich?

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What are the accusative and dative reflexive pronouns used with the 2nd person, singular pronoun - du?

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What is the reflexive pronoun used with the 3rd person, singular pronouns - er/sie/es?

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What is the reflexive pronoun used with the 1st person, plural pronoun - **wir**?
uns
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What is the reflexive pronoun used with the 2nd person, informal plural pronoun - **ihr**?
euch
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What is the reflexive pronoun used with the 3rd person, plural pronoun - **sie**?
sich
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What is the reflexive pronoun used with the 2nd person, formal singular pronoun - **Sie**?
sich
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What is a relative pronoun?
The function of relative pronouns in English is usually served by “that,” “who” or “which.” In German the main ones are fully declined, and the relative clause is usually set off with commas. e.g. Das Auto, **das** ich sah, war blau.
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What are the nominative, accusative, dative and genetive relative pronouns that replace masculine nouns - **der**...?
* der * den * dem * dessen
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What are the nominative, accusative, dative and genetive relative pronouns that replace feminine nouns - **die**...?
* die * die * der * deren
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What are the nominative, accusative, dative and genetive relative pronouns that replace neuter nouns - **das**...?
* das * das * dem * desen
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What are the nominative, accusative, dative and genetive relative pronouns that replace pleural nouns - **die**...?
* die * die * denen * deren
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What is the interrogative pronoun - **why**?
warum?
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What is the interrogative pronoun - **what**?
was?
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What is the interrogative pronoun - **when**?
wann?
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What is the interrogative pronoun - **how**?
wie?
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What is the interrogative pronoun - **where**?
wo?
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Where from?
woher?
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Where to?
wohin?
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What is the interrogative pronoun - **who?**
wer?
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What are the nominative, accusative, dative and genetive versions of interrogative pronoun - **wer**?
* wer * wen * wem * wessen

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