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FAQ
What are dative verbs?
Dative Verbs are verbs that come with the dative case. You can read more about German dative verbs: here.
What is the German dative case?
The dative case is one of the four cases in German grammar. It is used to indicate the indirect object in a sentence. To identify the dative case, you can ask “for whom” or “to whom” the action is performed. The dative case answers these questions and helps clarify the sentence structure.
Learn more about the German dative case and how to use it correctly. For a detailed explanation, examples, and a free quiz, read this article: here.
What is the German accusative case?
The accusative is the direct object in a sentence. You can get more information about the accusative: here.
What do I need to do in this quiz?
In this quiz, your task is to determine whether to use the dative or accusative case. Some verbs require the dative case, while others are used with the accusative.
Should I Learn Dative or Accusative Verbs First?
It’s a good idea to start with dative verbs, as there are fewer of them compared to accusative verbs. This makes it easier to build a solid foundation before moving on to the more extensive accusative list.
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