Nominativ und Akkusativ

​das Subjekt?

​Nominativ?

Was ist ....

​R
E
S
E?

Multiple Choice

The nominative case in German is used for which part of a sentence?

• the subject

• the direct object

• the verb

• the adjective

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Tippe (type) die NOMINATIVE-FRAGE:

Multiple Choice

What is the function of the nominative case in German grammar?

• It marks the subject of the sentence

• It marks the direct object

• It marks the indirect object

• It marks the verb

Multiple Choice

Which articles are used in the nominative case for masculine, feminine, neuter, and plural nouns in German?

• der, die, das, die

• den, die, das, die

• einen, eine, ein, keine

• ein, eine, ein, keine

Multiple Select

Select all correct statements about the accusative case in German.

• It marks the direct object of the sentence

• It answers the question 'What’s being VERBed?'

• It is used for the subject of the sentence

• It is always used with the verb 'sein'

​Was ist die Akkusative-Frage?

Was ist die Nominative-Frage?

The boy writes a letter.

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Tippe die Nominative-Frage for this sentence:

The boy writes a letter.

Fill in the Blanks

Tippe die Akkusative-Frage for this sentence:

The boy writes a letter.

Fill in the Blanks

Tippe die Nominative-Frage for this sentence:

The girl counts her toys.

Fill in the Blanks

Tippe die Akkusative-Frage for this sentence:

The girl counts her toys.

​Was ist die Akkusative-Frage?

Was ist die Nominative-Frage?

Der Bleistift hat einen Radiergummi.

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Tippe die Nominative-Frage for this sentence:

Der Bleistift hat einen Radiergummi.

Fill in the Blanks

Tippe die Akkusative-Frage for this sentence:

Der Bleistift hat einen Radiergummi.

Match

Was passt zusammen?

Label the parts of the sentence:

Der Junge hat den Taschenrechner.

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• Der Junge
• hat
• den Taschenrechner

das Subjekt

das Verb

das dirkete Objekt

• das Subjekt

• das Verb

• das dirkete Objekt

Open Ended

Explain the difference between nominative and accusative cases in German, using examples from the images.

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is the correct accusative definite article for masculine nouns in German?

• den

• die

• das

• der

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The German verb 'sein' is always used with the

case.

Auf deiner Cornell-Notizen:

​Schreib die un-/bestimmten Artikeln.

A.     D________ Bleistift hat der Junge in der Hand.

B.     E______ Klassenkameradin bin ich.

C.     Ich habe  e________ Radiergummi in meinem Rucksack.

D.     David hat ________ Frage (f).

E.     Du bist d______ Lehrer.

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A. D

Bleistift hat der Junge in der Hand.

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B. E

Klassenkameradin bin ich.

Drag and Drop

C. Ich habe 

Placeholder

Radiergummi in meinem Rucksack.

Drag these tiles and drop them in the correct blank above

einen

eine

ein

der

Drag and Drop

D. David hat ​

Placeholder

Frage (f).

Drag these tiles and drop them in the correct blank above

ein

der

einen

eine

Fill in the Blanks

E. Du bist d

Lehrer.

Multiple Choice

Fill in the blank: Ich habe ___ Radiergummi in meinem Rucksack.

• einen

• eine

• ein

• keine

Open Ended

After learning about nominative and accusative cases, what questions do you still have or what would you like to know more about?

Multiple Choice

What is the nominative case used for in German grammar?

• The subject of the sentence

• The direct object of the sentence

• The indirect object of the sentence

• The verb of the sentence