A Whole New Case (Dative) - Deutsch lernen

The video tutorial explains the dative case in grammar, focusing on its use with indirect objects, dative verbs, and prepositions. It provides examples to illustrate how the dative case changes the form of nouns and articles in sentences. The tutorial also covers specific verbs and prepositions that require the dative case, offering practical examples to aid understanding.

What is the primary function of the dative case in German grammar?

• To indicate the subject of a sentence

• To express a command

• To show possession

• To identify the indirect object

Which of the following verbs requires a dative object?

• essen

• helfen

• sehen

• schreiben

In the sentence 'Mein Bruder hilft meiner Mutter', why is 'meiner Mutter' in the dative case?

• Because 'helfen' is a dative verb

• Because 'Mutter' is the subject

• Because 'Mutter' is a possessive noun

• Because 'Mutter' is the direct object

Which preposition requires the dative case?

• durch

• ohne

• für

• mit

How does the article 'der' change in the dative case?

• die

• des

• dem

• den

What is the dative form of the possessive pronoun 'mein' for a masculine noun?

• meinen

• meinem

• meiner

• meines

Which of the following sentences correctly uses the dative case?

• Ich habe einen Hund.

• Ich gebe dem Mann das Buch.

• Ich liebe die Frau.

• Ich sehe den Mann.