Einheit 3.12 (online)

Übung 1: Adjektive. Take some time to review some of the adjectives that we have learned thus far.

Übung 2: Nominativ oder Akkusativ? Let the review continue!

Grammatik

Accusative Possessive Determiners

In Einheit 3.4 you learned about possessive determiners, but now we need to learn them in the accusative too.

Remember: 

• possessives allow us to express what belongs to whom
• possessives change their endings according to the case, gender, and number of the noun they refer to

What has changed in these examples?  Mein Bruder heißt Nico. Ich rufe meinen Bruder an.  Ihre Jacke ist neu. Sie packt immer ihre Jacke ein.  Sein Sakko steht ihm total gut! Er zieht oft sein Sakko an.  Unsere Eltern wohnen in Berlin. Am Wochenende besuchen wir unsere Eltern. If you noticed the only change is in the accusative masculine you are correct!!  Add -en to masculine accusative otherwise the endings remain the same as in the nominative.

Here is a video to review possessives in the nominative and accusative if you need a quick review.

 Übung 3: Possessivartikel. Time to practice! Pay attention to who is talking to whom! 

Übung 4: Adjektivendungen. Before you try this activity, you can review adjective endings in Einheit 3.10. Pay attention to each sentence. Do you require a nominative or accusative adjective ending? 

Wortschatz in Quizlet:

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Was wissen Sie jetzt? Klicken Sie hier für Quiz 3.12.

Extra Practice (optional):

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Click on a link below, watch the video and then click on “start” under the video and do the exercises. 

Video 1 – Adjective Ending (Nominative & Accusative)
Video 2 – dies- / welch- (Nominative & Accusative)
Video 3 – Possessive Determiners (Nominative)
Video 4 – Possessive Determiners (Nominative & Accusative)