German III Two Way Accusitve And Dative Prepositions
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If the question answers "Wo"? It MUST be written in what case?
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Dative
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Accusitve
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Genitive
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Nominative
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This quiz focuses on the German language, specifically on the usage of accusative and dative cases in response to 'Wo' and 'Wohin' questions. It assesses understanding of verb placement and case application through practical examples, enhancing grammatical skills in German.
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If the question answers "Wohin" Where to than it must be written in what case?
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Gentive
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Accustive
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Dative
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Nominative
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Plural
Correct Answer
A. AccustiveExplanation
The correct answer is Accusative. In German, the question "Wohin" asks for the destination or direction of movement. The accusative case is used to indicate the direct object of a sentence, including the destination or direction. Therefore, when answering the question "Wohin", the answer should be in the accusative case.Rate this question:
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All of these words are Dative.
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Stehen Sitzen Liegen Hängen
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Stehen Sitzen Liegen Hängen Stellen
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None of these
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Hangen and Liegen
Correct Answer
A. Stehen Sitzen Liegen HängenExplanation
All of these words (Stehen, Sitzen, Liegen, Hängen) are dative.Rate this question:
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These answer Wohin where to and must be accustive.
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Stellen,setzt,haben
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Heissen,mochten, Machen
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Stellen Setzen Legen Hängen
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Liegen, Sitzen, Neben
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Liegen, Sitzen, Stehen, Hangen
Correct Answer
A. Stellen Setzen Legen HängenExplanation
The given answer is a list of verbs that require the accusative case in German. These verbs include "stellen" (to place), "setzen" (to set), "legen" (to lay), and "hängen" (to hang). These verbs indicate a movement or change of position, which is why they require the accusative case.Rate this question:
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Stellen means?
Correct Answer
to placeExplanation
The word "Stellen" in German means "to place". This verb is commonly used when referring to the action of putting something in a specific position or location. It can also be used in a figurative sense, meaning to present or pose something.Rate this question:
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Sitzen means?
Correct Answer
to sitExplanation
The word "Sitzen" is a German verb that translates to "to sit" in English. It is derived from the infinitive form "sitzen" and is used to describe the action of being in a seated position.Rate this question:
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Liegen means
Correct Answer
to lay or be locatedExplanation
The word "liegen" in German can be used to refer to the action of laying something down or placing it in a certain position. It can also be used to describe the location or position of something or someone. Therefore, the correct answer "to lay or be located" accurately represents the meaning of the word "liegen" in German.Rate this question:
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Hängen means?
Correct Answer
to hangExplanation
The word "Hängen" in German translates to "to hang" in English.Rate this question:
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Setzen means?
Correct Answer
to place or putExplanation
The word "Setzen" is a German verb that translates to "to place or put" in English. It is used to describe the action of physically putting or placing something in a specific location.Rate this question:
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Legen means?
Correct Answer
to lay or putExplanation
The word "legen" means to lay or put something in a specific position or location. It implies the act of placing an object or person down, typically in a deliberate or careful manner. This verb can be used in various contexts, such as laying down a book on a table or putting a baby to sleep in a crib. The word "legen" emphasizes the action of physically positioning something or someone in a particular place.Rate this question:
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Hängen means?
Correct Answer
To be hanging
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