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German case functionsNominative, Accusative, Dative, & GenitiveThe cases | Definite articles | der-words | Indefinite articles | Possessive adjectivesSummary of the cases | Nominative case | Accusative case | Dative case | Genitive case | GRAMMAR INDEX Summary of German cases & their functionsCases are used in German to signify the functions of nouns and pronouns sentences. There are four cases in German: Nominative, Accusative, Dative, and Genitive. Each case encompasses a specific range of functions. Those specific functions of the cases are outlined below. Follow the links for detailed explanations:1) Subject of the sentence 1) Direct object 1) Indirect objects 1) Possession and relationships Other things to know about German cases: Cases are applied to nouns and pronouns when they are used in
a sentence to demonstrate what grammatical role they play in the sentence.
Summary of the cases | Nominative case | Accusative case | Dative case | Genitive case GRAMMAR INDEX ![]() All content on this site is copyrighted. © 2004- VISTAWIDE.COM Contact - About us |