case used for the indirect object in a sentence, and after a dative verb or preposition

replaces the person, people or thing(s) noun that the verb action is done ‘to’ or ‘for’, e.g., 'to me', 'for them’

preposition meaning 'at (the)' or 'with (the)', followed by the dative case

Karneval text

B2 -1 BLEEP

B2 -2 BLEEP

B2 -3 BLEEP

B2 -4 BLEEP

B2 -5 BLEEP

B2 -6 BLEEP

B2  -7 BLEEP

B2 -8 BLEEP

B2 -1

B2 -2

B2 -3

B2 -4

B2 -5

B2 -6

B2 -7

B2 -8

Karneval: indirect object pronouns, verbs with indirect objects, 'bei', 'beim'

German

This unit revisits verbs with prepositions, and adds to previous knowledge of da- and wo- compounds in the accusative and the dative. Reflexive verbs are revisited in the context of family relationships, together with word order and the use of wen, wem, with reflexive questions.

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Match the subject pronouns and indirect object pronouns. 

Which indirect object pronouns mean 'to you' or 'for you'?

Match the dative verbs to their English meanings.

Translate the following sentence into German: 'He trusts her.'

Translate the following sentence into German: 'He is at the doctor's.'

Match the German and English prepositions.

Which of these are indirect object pronouns?

'Du gibst ihm den Brief' means '{{}} the letter'.

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