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when added to a masculine noue, gives the feminine equivalent, plural of noun with suffix -in ends in -nen. |
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To ask where someone is from? |
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use interrogavtive whoer and a form of the verb kommen, to answer use form of the verb kommen and preposition aus. |
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finite verb and its position |
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the conjugated verb and it is in the second position |
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when a noun or pronoun is used as the subject of a sentence das (n), die (f, pl), and der (m) |
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designates a person, concept, or thing that is equated with the subject. completes the meaning of linking verbs such as sein and heißen. in negative sentence nicht precedes the p.n. |
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equivalent to the english 'a' ein(m and n) and eine (f) |
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negative form of ein, equivalent to not a, not any, or no. negates a noun that in the positive would be preceded by a form of ein or no article at all |
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kein is used to negate a noun that in an affirmative sentence would be preceded by ein or no article at all. Nicht is used when negating anoun preceded by a definite article. It is also used before the name of a person. |
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mein (my), dein (your), sein (his), ihr (her, their, your (formal)), unser (our), and euer (your) same forms as ein, if negating, but nicht before the possessive adj. |
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Demonstrative Pronouns: der, das, die |
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demonstrative pronoun is used instead of a personal pronoun (er,es, sie) when the pronoun is to be emphasized, usually occur at or near the beginning of a sentence, english equivalent is personal prnoun (he, it she, they)
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frequently used with imperatives, If softens the tone of the command. Sag mal, Gisela, wo ist hier eine Apotheke? |
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frequently in questions to show the personal interst of the speaker. Softens the speaker's question. Was brauchst du denn? |
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persuades listener to do something, Geh doch nicht in den Supermarkt. |
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at; at a place of business (beim Metzger), at the home of (bei Gisela) |
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used to express commands, offer suggsetions and encouragement, give instructions, and try to persuade people. Verb is in first position. |
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consist of the stem of the verb plus -e, but -e is often dropped in informal usage |
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identical with ihr-form of present tense i.e. Fragt Frau List. Gebt mir bitte das Brot. |
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du-imperative of sein is sei and Sie-imperative is seien Sie, different from present tense form |
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accusative of the definite articles der, das, die |
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direct object of a verb is in the accusative case. In the accusative case, the definite article der changes to den, the articles die and das remain the same in the accusative. |
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predicate noun desgnates a person, concept, or thing that is equated with the subject. A predicate noun completes the meaning of linking verbs such as sein and heißen and is in the nomative case.
The direct object is the noun or pronoun that receives or is related to the action of the verb. it is in the accusative case
nicht preceded a predicate noun and usually follows a noun or pronoun used as a direct object |
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demonstrative pronouns in the accusative case |
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the accusative forms of teh demonstrative pronouns are identical to the accusative forms of the definite articles
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indefinite article ein and negative kein change to eine and keinen before masculin nouns in the accusative singular. Th neuture and feminine indefinite articels and their corresponding negatives do not show case shcanges in the accusative singular. Ein has no plural forms, kein changes to keine though. |
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the possessive adjectives (mein, dein, sein, ihr, unser, euer, Ihr) have the same endings as teh indefinite article ein in both the nominative and accusative case.
nominative - mein (M & N), meine (f & pl)
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accusative case form of the interrogative pronoun wer? is wen? (whom). The accusative and nominative form of was? (what?) are the same |
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