Identify the Accusative Case
Understanding the direct object (the accusative) is essential for mastering German sentence structure. In this training module, you must identify every accusative element within the sentence. Pay close attention, as some sentences contain multiple accusative objects.
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Select ALL Accusative elements in the list below.
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FAQ: German Accusative Case
What defines the Accusative case?
The Accusative marks the direct object of a sentence, the entity being acted upon. For instance, in "Ich sehe den Hund" (I see the dog), the dog is being seen, making it Accusative.
Which prepositions require the Accusative?
Prepositions such as fĂŒr, ohne, gegen, um, and durch always demand the Accusative case, regardless of context or movement.
How do definite articles change?
Only the masculine article changes. Der becomes den and ein becomes einen. Feminine, Neuter, and Plural articles remain identical to their Nominative forms.
