German 2 Case Review

What is the function of the nominative in a sentence?

• The nominative indicates the direct object.

• The nominative indicates who or what performs the action.

• The nominative indicates the time of the action.

• The nominative describes the manner of the action.

Which set represents pronouns in the NOMINATIVE?

• mich, dich, ihn

• unser, euer, ihr

• er, sie, es

• mir, dir, ihm

What is a predicate nominative?

• A noun that names the direct object.

• A noun that describes the action of the sentence.

• A noun that renames the subject of the sentence.

• A pronoun that only appears in the dative case.

What is the accusative case usually in a sentence?

• The subject of the sentence

• The direct object of the sentence

• The indirect object of the sentence

• The preposition of the sentence

Which statement is true about the accusative case?

• It always follows a preposition

• It never follows a preposition

• It can follow an accusative preposition

• It is only used for subjects

What happens to a noun or pronoun that immediately follows a two-way preposition in a sentence that indicates MOVEMENT WITH DIRECTION?

• It is used in the dative case

• It is used in the genitive case

• It is used in the accusative case

• It is used in the nominative case

What does an indirect object in the dative case answer?

• Who or what?

• To whom or for whom?

• Where or where to?

• How or why?

How many objects must be present at a minimum for an indirect object to exist?

• At least two objects

• At least three objects

• At least four objects

• One object is sufficient

What type of preposition is immediately followed by a noun or pronoun in the dative case?

• An accusative preposition

• A dative preposition

• A two-way preposition without movement

• A two-way preposition with movement

Which statement applies to the object of a dative verb?

• It is the subject of the sentence.

• It is the object of a preposition.

• It is not the subject or the object of a preposition.

• It must always be a person.