Masculine Nouns
Nominative: Das ist ein Hund.
Accusative: Ich habe einen Hund. <---- Masculine nouns: ein becomes einen in the accusative
Feminine Nouns
Nominative: Das ist eine Katze.
Accusative: Ich habe eine Katze.
Neuter Nouns
Nominative: Das ist ein Pferd.
Accusative: Ich habe ein Pferd.
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Ein
Eine
Einen
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"Meine Schwester" is the subject of the verb; "Handy" is the object.
"Meine Schwester" is the object of the verb; "Handy" is the subject.
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Ein
Einen
Eine
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Nominative (subject)
Accusative (object)
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Nominative (subject)
Accusative
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Ein
Einen
Eine
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Ein; einen; eine
Einen; eine; einen
Ein; eine; einen
Eine; eine; ein
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Eine; einen
Ein; eine
Einen; ein
Ein; ein
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In the first sentence, "Bruder" and "Schwester" are both in the accusative case.
The forms of ein/eine/einen in the first sentence are not correct.
In the second sentence, "Mein Bruder" is in the nominative case.
In the first sentence, "Ich" is in the accusative case.
In the first sentence, "Bruder" and "Schwester" are both objects of the verb "habe" from the verb "haben", to have.
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When a masculine noun is in the accusative, the correct form of the indefinite article is "einen".
There is no change in the forms of the indefinite article for feminine and neuter nouns in the accusative.
The noun or pronoun that is the DOER of the verb is in the accusative case.
The noun or pronoun that is the DOER of the verb is in the nominative case.
The words "ein" and "einen" are examples of the DEFINITE ARTICLE in German.
The words "ein" and "einen" are examples of the INDEFINITE ARTICLE in German.
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Ich habe ein Bruder.
Ich habe eine Schwester.
Mein Bruder hat ein Ball.
Mein Bruder heißt Jack.
Jack ist einen Junge.
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