Ganz Genau!, Thema 2

Define the Nominative case:

• It is the subject of the sentence, the doer. The subject is the person or thing doing the action.
• It is the direct object in a sentence. 
• I don't know

Define the Accusative case:

• It is the subject of the sentence, the doer. The subject is the person or thing doing the action.
• It is the direct object in a sentence. 
• I don't know

The accusative case - masculine definite article:

• den
• die
• der
• das

The accusative case - feminine definite article:

• den
• die
• das
• der

The accusative case - neuter definite article:

• der
• den
• das
• die

Identify the direct object in the following sentence:
Monika nimmt jeden Tag den Bus.
(Translation: Monika takes the Bus every day.)

• Monika
• nimmt
• jeden Tag
• den Bus

Identify the direct object in the following sentence:
Ich finde die Sommerferien klasse.
(Translation: I find the summer holidays marvelous.)

• die Sommerferien
• klasse
• Ich
• finde

Identify the direct object in the following sentence:
Mach bitte das Licht an!
(Translation: Please turn the light on!)

• Mach
• das Licht
• an

Identify the direct object in the following sentence:
Hast du die CDs gekauft?
(Translation: did you buy the CDs?)

• Hast
• die CDs
• du 
• gekauft

Like nouns, personal pronouns can be influenced by cases. They can also be influenced by direct objects!
What does "ich" change to in the accusative case?

• mich
• dich
• uns
• euch