Practise relative pronouns in the nominative, accusative and dative. The pronoun takes its gender and number from the noun it refers to, and its case from its role in the relative clause. The verb goes to the end.
Practise relative pronouns in the nominative, accusative and dative. The pronoun takes its gender and number from the noun it refers to, and its case from its role in the relative clause. The verb goes to the end.
Who lives next door? The pronoun is the subject of the relative clause.
ich is the subject; jemanden treffen takes the accusative.
jemandem etwas schenken: who gets the book?
helfen takes the dative. Die Kollegen is plural.
wir is the subject. What case does sehen take?
Who studies in Vienna?
With gefallen, the thing you like is the subject; dir is the dative.
jemanden kennenlernen. Die Leute is plural.
Check the case of the pronoun and the position of the verb.
More than one answer is correct. Think about the case that helfen and anrufen take.