Other cases and prepositions (Edexcel GCSE German): Flashcards

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What case is used for subjects in German?

Nominative case is used for subjects.

What does the dative case indicate?

It indicates the indirect object in a sentence.

Translate 'I give the book to my friend' in German.

Ich gebe das Buch meinem Freund.

What does the genitive case express?

It expresses possession and relationships.

What is the dative form of 'the' for masculine nouns?

The dative form is 'dem'.

List one verb that requires the dative case.

geben (to give) requires the dative case.

What is the accusative form of 'the' for feminine nouns?

The accusative form is 'die'.

What preposition means 'for' in German?

The preposition is 'für'.

What is the genitive form of 'a' for masculine nouns?

The genitive form is 'eines'.

What does 'trotz' require in terms of case?

It requires the genitive case.

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