German Adjective Endings in Accusative Case - 3 Minuten Deutsch #59 - Deutsch lernen

This video tutorial explains how to use adjective endings in the accusative case in German. It covers the three categories of adjectives, their endings based on gender and article presence, and provides examples for each scenario. The tutorial also compares accusative adjective endings with those in the nominative case, highlighting the differences, especially with masculine nouns. Additionally, it discusses the use of accusative with certain prepositions.

What is a key difference in adjective endings between the nominative and accusative cases for masculine nouns?

• They require 'EN' in the accusative case.

• They require 'EH' in the accusative case.

• They require 'ON' in the accusative case.

• They require 'IT' in the accusative case.

What is the adjective ending for neuter nouns with an indefinite article in the accusative case?

• EN

• EH

• ON

• IT

Which of the following is an example of an adjective ending with a definite article in the accusative case?

• A brown dog

• The brown dog

• Brown dog

• Some brown dog

In the plural form, what is the adjective ending when there is no article?

• EN

• EH

• UH

• ON

Which preposition requires the use of the accusative case?

• Above

• Without

• Beside

• In between