Embrace the power of the accusative German and elevate your fluency to new heights. As a cornerstone of German grammar, the accusative case plays a vital role in sentence construction and communication.
The accusative is one of the four grammatical cases in German. It is used for the direct object of a verb, indicating the person or thing that is being affected by the action. For example, in the sentence "Ich esse einen Apfel," "Apfel" is the direct object and is therefore in the accusative case.
Gender | Singular | Plural |
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Masculine | -en | -e |
Feminine | -e | -en |
Neuter | -s | -er |
Sentence | Translation | Accusative Object |
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Ich kaufe ein Buch. | I am buying a book. | Buch |
Er sieht den Hund. | He sees the dog. | Hund |
Wir gehen durch den Park. | We are walking through the park. | Park |
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If you are serious about improving your German language skills, mastering the accusative German is essential. It will unlock new levels of fluency and enable you to communicate effectively in various scenarios.
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