Pronouns and Articles

Question 1

Masculine Articles: accusative case

the

a, an

Answer 1

den

einen

Question 2

Masculine Pronoun: accusative case

it; him

Answer 2

ihn

Question 3

Dative Case Pronouns

When and where would you use dative case pronouns?

Answer 3

Use dative case pronouns in place of nominative case pronouns for verbs that need dative case like gefallen for instance

ich → mir

du → dir

er → ihm

sie → ihr

es → ihm

wir → uns

ihr → euch

sie → ihnen

sie → Ihnen

Question 4

What is the german word for “a” in Accusative, Nominative and Dative Case?

Answer 4

Nominative: M (ein) F (eine) N (ein)

Accusative: M (einen) F (eine) N (ein)

Dative: M (einem) F (einer) N (einem)

Question 5

What is the german word for “the” in Nominative, Accusative and Dative case?

Answer 5

Nominative: M (der) F (die) N (das)

Accusative: M (den) F (die) N (das)

In Acc, the only change is der turns into den

Dative: M (dem) F (der) N (dem)

Question 6

What is “who” in Nominative, Accusative and Dative case?

Answer 6

Nominative: Wen? Was?

Accusative: Wen? Was?

Dative: Wem?

Question 7

Describing “It” in German

What to do you use if the object is

masculine, feminine, neuter

in ACCUSATIVE CASE

Answer 7

Accusative Case

Masculine Der / einen Pulli

Feminine Die / eine Jacke

Neuter Das / ein T-Shirt

Plural Die / (none) Turnschuhe

Question 8

Describing “It” in German

What do you use to describe

Masculine, feminine, neuter

In NOMMINIATIVE CASE

Answer 8

Nominative Case

Masucline Der / ein Pulli (in acc case ein (a) turns into einen (a))

Feminine Die / eine Jacke

Nueter Das / ein T-Shirt

Plural Die / (none) Turnschuhe

Question 9

Do Plural nouns need an indefinite article?

Answer 9

No Plural nouns do not need an indefinite articles

Examples of Plural nouns: (kindsof) schuhe, Jeans, Stiefel

Exmaples in Sentences:

Du brauchst ein Hemd in Weiß, (BLANK) Jeans, (BLANK) Turnschuhe, und einen Gürtel.

….. und eine Jacke in Rot, (BLANK) Stiefel