Nominative and accusative cases (AQA GCSE German): Flashcards
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What do cases show in sentences?
What do cases show in sentences?
Relationship between parts of sentence
Nominative case identifies
Nominative case identifies
Subject (who/what does the action)
Accusative case identifies
Accusative case identifies
Direct object (who/what receives action)
Question words for nominative
Question words for nominative
wer? (who?) or was? (what?)
Question words for accusative
Question words for accusative
wen? (whom?) or was? (what?)
Case used with verb 'sein'
Case used with verb 'sein'
Nominative
Case used with 'es gibt'
Case used with 'es gibt'
Accusative
Which gender changes in accusative
Which gender changes in accusative
Only masculine
Masculine def. article: nominative → accusative
Masculine def. article: nominative → accusative
der → den
Masculine indef. article: nominative → accusative
Masculine indef. article: nominative → accusative
ein → einen
Genders unchanged nominative → accusative
Genders unchanged nominative → accusative
Feminine, neuter, plural
there is/there are
there is/there are
es gibt