Reflexive Verbs & Pronouns - German 2 WS Explanation - Deutsch lernen

The video tutorial covers reflexive pronouns in German, explaining their differences from personal pronouns and how they are used with certain verbs. It details the accusative and dative forms of reflexive pronouns and provides examples of their usage in sentences. The tutorial also guides viewers on creating their own sentences using reflexive pronouns, emphasizing the importance of matching the pronoun with the subject of the sentence.

What is the primary function of reflexive pronouns in a sentence?

• To indicate possession

• To reflect the action back to the subject

• To replace nouns

• To show past tense

Which reflexive pronoun is used for 'he' in the accusative case?

• Zish

• Dich

• Mia

• Me

What is the reflexive pronoun for 'they' in the dative case?

• Euch

• Zish

• Mia

• Uns

In the sentence 'The girl is looking forward to the weekend', which reflexive pronoun is used?

• Uns

• Mia

• Oich

• Zish

How do you express 'I am washing my hands' using a reflexive pronoun in German?

• Ich wasche die Hände

• Ich wasche meine Hände

• Ich wasche mich die Hände

• Ich wasche mir die Hände

What is the reflexive pronoun for 'we' in the sentence 'We are sitting ourselves down'?

• Dich

• Euch

• Uns

• Zish

In the command 'Sit yourself down!', which reflexive pronoun is used?

• Dich

• Uns

• Euch

• Zish

Which reflexive pronoun is used for 'you' in the sentence 'Do you shower in the morning?'

• Mia

• Zish

• Dich

• Uns

In the sentence 'The children are brushing their teeth in the evening', which reflexive pronoun is used?

• Zish

• Uns

• Euch

• Dich

Which reflexive pronoun is used for 'I' in the sentence 'I am hurrying myself quickly'?

• Mia

• Dich

• Me

• Zish