Definite & Indefinite Articles w/ Nominative & Accusative - German 1 WS Explanation - Deutsch lernen

The video tutorial covers the use of definite and indefinite articles in German, focusing on nominative and accusative cases. It explains the nominative case, which is used for subjects and predicate nominatives, and the accusative case, which is used for direct objects. The tutorial also discusses the gender and number agreement of articles and provides exercises for practice.

What is the primary function of the nominative case in a sentence?

• To show possession

• To express a question

• To indicate the direct object

• To identify the subject

Which of the following is an example of a predicate nominative?

• The book is on the table

• The cat chased the mouse

• The girl is a student

• The boy kicks the ball

In the accusative case, what role does the direct object play?

• It performs the action

• It receives the action

• It describes the subject

• It modifies the verb

Which article is used for masculine nouns in the accusative case?

• Der

• Den

• Die

• Das

What is the definite article for plural nouns in both nominative and accusative cases?

• Der

• Die

• Das

• Den

Which indefinite article is used for feminine nouns in the nominative case?

• Ein

• Eine

• Einem

• Einen

How do you express 'a book' in German using an indefinite article?

• Ein Buch

• Eine Buch

• Einem Buch

• Einen Buch

What is the indefinite article for neuter nouns in the accusative case?

• Ein

• Eine

• Einen

• Einem

Which mnemonic device is used to remember the definite articles in the nominative case?

• MERMAN

• NESSA

• SIR SIR

• RESA

What is the correct indefinite article for a masculine noun in the accusative case?

• Ein

• Einen

• Einem

• Eine