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Repeating everything through exercisesYou forgot everything about the accusative because you spent time on learning the weather expressions? Don't worry. We will now repeat the whole accusative story on this page through three exercises.Exercise Your imaginary family: Let's assume that your name is Wilfried and your wife's name is Gisela. You have two kids named Torben (boy) and Julia (girl). Your father's name is Hans and your mother's name is Hannelore. Can you say for the following family-members, what they would say about each other? Example: Torben about Julia Sie ist meine Schwester
Exercise When do you use the accusative? Can you tell which parts of the following English sentences would have to be put into the accusative when translated into German? Can you give a reason? Example: We are going into the park. the park (preposition 'in' + direction)
Exercise Doing things around the house. Little Tom is 5 years old and terribly bored because everyone is doing some chores in the house. Can you translate into German what he is saying? Be careful with the accusative and possessive pronouns. Think about the fact that you have to add 'en' to the possessive pronoun if it is used in the accusative case. Example: My father is painting our ceiling. Mein Vater streicht unsere Decke. 
In the last exercise, please note that subjects (nominative) are highlighted in green and direct objects (accusative) are highlighted in red.  previous page
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