Exploring German Pronouns: jemand, irgendjemand, and irgendwer

What is the main difference between 'jemand' and 'irgendjemand'?

• 'jemand' is formal, 'irgendjemand' is informal.

• 'jemand' can be used for both known and unknown people, 'irgendjemand' emphasizes unknown people.

• 'jemand' is used for known people, 'irgendjemand' for unknown people.

• 'jemand' is always used in the nominative case, 'irgendjemand' in the accusative case.

In the sentence 'Jemand spielt Klavier', which case is 'jemand' used in?

• Nominative

• Dative

• Accusative

• Genitive

How would you say 'Someone is watching you' using 'irgendjemand'?

• Irgendjemand beobachtet dich

• Irgendjemand sieht dich

• Irgendjemand schaut dich an

• Irgendjemand guckt dich

Which case is used in the sentence 'Er hat mit jemandem gesprochen'?

• Dative

• Genitive

• Accusative

• Nominative

In the sentence 'Er hat mit irgendjemandem gesprochen', what is emphasized?

• The time is important

• The person is unknown

• The person is known

• The action is important

Which case is used in the sentence 'Suchst du jemanden'?

• Nominative

• Genitive

• Accusative

• Dative

How would you say 'Are you expecting anyone?' using 'irgendjemand'?

• Erwartest du jemand?

• Erwartest du irgendjemand?

• Erwartest du jemanden?

• Erwartest du irgendjemanden?

In the sentence 'Thomas hat jemanden gesehen', which case is 'jemanden' used in?

• Dative

• Genitive

• Accusative

• Nominative

What is the case of 'jemand' in the sentence 'Kennt jemand diese Sprachschule'?

• Dative

• Accusative

• Nominative

• Genitive

How can you recognize the dative case in German pronouns?

• By the ending 'e'

• By the ending 'em'

• By the ending 'en'

• By no ending