German Accusative Pronouns - Deutsch lernen

The video tutorial covers the nominative and accusative cases in German, explaining their usage with subjects, predicate nominatives, direct objects, and accusative prepositions. It highlights verbs that do not take the accusative case and provides examples of pronouns in both cases. The tutorial includes practice exercises for pronoun usage and insertion, helping learners understand the grammatical structure and application in sentences.

What is the role of the nominative case in a sentence?

• It indicates the direct object.

• It is used for indirect objects.

• It is used for the subject or predicate nominative.

• It shows possession.

Which of the following verbs does not take an accusative case?

• sehen (to see)

• essen (to eat)

• sein (to be)

• kaufen (to buy)

Which preposition always takes an accusative object?

• nach (after)

• bei (at)

• für (for)

• mit (with)

How does the pronoun 'ich' change in the accusative case?

• mir

• michs

• mein

• mich

What is the accusative form of the pronoun 'wir'?

• uns

• euch

• sie

• ihnen

In the sentence 'Ich schlage Katzen', which pronoun would replace 'Katzen' in the accusative case?

• ihm

• es

• ihn

• sie

What is the correct accusative pronoun to replace 'einen Hund' in the sentence 'Ich habe einen Hund'?

• sie

• es

• ihn

• ihm