These slides test your knowledge about which German prepositions go with the accusative or dative case. It is part of my online course 'German grammar - the four cases' and it will help you learn all about the nominative, accusative, dative and genitive case.
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2. The following prepositions go with the accusative if they are
talking about movement, but they go with the dative if they are
talking about the position of something or someone.
an
auf
hinter
in
neben
über
unter
vor
zwischen
Dative
Where?
Wo?
Accusative
Where to?
Wohin?
3. Task:
Translate each sentence into German,
paying attention to whether you need the
accusative or the dative before moving to
the next slide with the answer.
39. z
Das Schild hängt an
der Wand.
Position – dative (an der Wand –
on the wall)
40. z
an - onto, on
auf – onto, on
hinter - behind
in – into, in
neben – next to
über – over, above
unter - under
vor – in front of
zwischen - between
41. z
This is a sample lesson (minus the voice over ☺)
of my Udemy course:
“German grammar – the four cases”.
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