What form of your do you use for a subject (nom) with a das word? (ex. (a)   Sweatshirt ist dunkelblau)

What form of his do you use for a subject (nom) with a das word? (ex. (a)   Sweatshirt ist dunkelblau)

What form of their do you use for a subject (nom) with a die word? (ex. (a)   Jacke ist dunkelblau)

What form of our do you use for a subject (nom) with a die word? (ex. (a)   Jacke ist dunkelblau)

What form of y'all's do you use for a subject (nom) with a die word? (ex. (a)   Jacke ist dunkelblau)

What form of her do you use for a subject (nom) with a der word? (ex. (a)   Mantel ist dunkelblau)

What form of my do you use for a subject (nom) with a der word? (ex. (a)   Mantel ist dunkelblau)

What form of our do you use for a subject (nom) with a der word? (ex. (a)   Mantel ist dunkelblau)

What form of your do you use for a subject (nom) with a plural word? (ex. (a)   Schuhe sind weiß)

What form of y'all's do you use for a subject (nom) with a plural word? (ex. (a)   Schuhe sind weiß)

What form of their do you use for a subject (nom) with a plural word? (ex. (a)   Schuhe sind weiß)

What form of my do you use for a direct object (acc) with a der word? (ex. Er kennt (a)   Vater.)

What form of her do you use for a direct object (acc) with a der word? (ex. Er kennt (a)   Vater.)

What form of y'all's do you use for a direct object (acc) with a der word? (ex. Er kennt (a)   Vater.)

What form of your do you use for a direct object (acc) with a die word? (ex. Er kennt (a)   Mutter.)

What form of our do you use for a direct object (acc) with a die word? (ex. Er kennt (a)   Mutter.)

What form of their do you use for a direct object (acc) with a die word? (ex. Er kennt (a)   Mutter.)

What form of his do you use for a direct object (acc) with a das word? (ex. Er nimmt (a)   Sweatshirt.)

What form of y'all's do you use for a direct object (acc) with a das word? (ex. Er nimmt (a)   Sweatshirt.)

What form of my do you use for a direct object (acc) with a das word? (ex. Er nimmt (a)   Sweatshirt.)

What form of his do you use for a direct object (acc) with a plural word? (ex. Er besucht (a)   Eltern.)

What form of her do you use for a direct object (acc) with a plural word? (ex. Er kennt (a)   Eltern.)

What form of my do you use for a direct object (acc) with a plural word? (ex. Er kennt (a)   Eltern.)

What form of my do you use for an indirect object (dat) with a der word? (ex. Ich gebe (a)   Vater einen Gutschein.)

What form of her do you use for an indirect object (dat) with a der word? (ex. Sie schenkt (a)   Vater einen Gutschein.)

What form of his do you use for an indirect object (dat) with a der word? (ex. Er schenkt (a)   Vater einen Gutschein.)

What form of our do you use for an indirect object (dat) with a die word? (ex. Wir schenken (a)   Mutter einen Gutschein.)

What form of their do you use for an indirect object (dat) with a die word? (ex. Sie schenken (a)   Mutter einen Gutschein.)

What form of your do you use for an indirect object (dat) with a die word? (ex. Du schenkst (a)   Mutter einen Gutschein.)

What form of my do you use for an indirect object (dat) with a plural word? (ex. Ich schenke (a)   Eltern einen Gutschein.)

What form of his do you use for an indirect object (dat) with a plural word? (ex. Er schenkt (a)   Eltern einen Gutschein.)

What form of her do you use for an indirect object (dat) with a plural word? (ex. Sie schenkt (a)   Eltern einen Gutschein.)

What's the direct object (acc) form of me, as in "Der Lehrer kennt (a)   "?

What's the direct object (acc) form of you, as in "Der Lehrer kennt (a)   "?

What's the direct object (acc) form of him, as in "Der Lehrer kennt (a)   "?

What's the direct object (acc) form of her, as in "Der Lehrer kennt (a)   "?

What's the direct object (acc) form of us, as in "Der Lehrer kennt (a)   "?

What's the direct object (acc) form of y'all, as in "Der Lehrer kennt (a)   "?

What's the direct object (acc) form of them, as in "Der Lehrer kennt (a)   "?

What's the indirect object (dat) form of (to) me, as in "Er gibt (a)   Geld"?

What's the indirect object (dat) form of (to) you, as in "Er gibt (a)   Geld"?

What's the indirect object (dat) form of (to) him, as in "Er gibt (a)   Geld"?

What's the indirect object (dat) form of (to) her, as in "Er gibt (a)   Geld"?

What's the indirect object (dat) form of (to) us, as in "Er gibt (a)   Geld"?

What's the indirect object (dat) form of (to) y'all, as in "Er gibt (a)   Geld"?

What's the indirect object (dat) form of (to) them, as in "Er gibt (a)   Geld"?