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German Accusative Challenge

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Quick true/false questions on the German accusative case.

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German Accusative Challenge
 

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Quick true/false questions on the German accusative case.

by Hémera Angélica
1

The personal pronoun 'mich' is the accusative form of 'ich'.

2

The accusative case is used for the subject of a sentence.

3

The definite article for masculine nouns in the accusative is 'den'.

4

For neuter nouns, the accusative article is 'das', same as nominative.

5

The word order in German changes the case of the object.

6

In the feminine, the accusative article changes to 'der'.

7

Masculine nouns in accusative take the article 'das'.

8

Indefinite articles do not exist in the accusative.

9

For feminine nouns, the accusative article is 'die', same as nominative.

10

In German, the direct object takes the accusative case.

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