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The subject of a sentence performing the action.
It answers 'Wer?' (Who?) in a sentence.
It identifies the direct object receiving the action.
It answers 'Wen?' (Whom?) or 'Was?' (What?).
Masculine articles change: der → den, ein → einen.
Der is the nominative form for masculine.
Den is the accusative form for masculine.
It is always followed by the accusative case.
It is always followed by the nominative case.
Wer? is used for subjects in nominative.
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