Months later, the PDF had traveled with her on trains and flights, annotated in two colors: red for tricky exceptions, green for verbs she felt confident with. When she finally aced her oral exam, Herr Müller asked what helped most. Lena handed him a printed copy. He scanned it, then looked up, surprised and pleased. “This is excellent,” he said. “You turned grammar into stories.”
(to belong to) – Das Auto gehört meinem Vater. (The car belongs to my father.)
(to belong to) – Das Auto gehört meinem Vater. (The car belongs to my father.)
(to love / to like) – Sie mag den Kaffee. (She likes the coffee.) List Of Accusative And Dative Verbs In German Pdf
A detailed, two-page list including English translations of common verbs.
(to believe): Ich glaube dir nicht. (I don't believe you.)
Example: Das Glas steht auf Tisch. (The glass is standing on the table.) Months later, the PDF had traveled with her
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For a downloadable PDF of the most important verbs with dative and accusative objects, visit the resources section at the end.
The person or thing directly affected by the action. It answers the question Wen? (Whom?) or Was? (What?). He scanned it, then looked up, surprised and pleased
(to call on the phone): Ich rufe den Arzt an. (I am calling the doctor.) 3. Common Pure Dative Verbs
Wir brauchen Schlüssel. (We need the key.) — Schlüssel is masculine; der becomes den .
Before delving into the verb lists, it is important to understand the roles of each case.
The object is almost always the thing (the item being transferred).
Read the provided example sentences out loud to train your ear to the rhythm of correct article endings. If you need help practicing, tell me: What is your current German level (A1, A2, B1, etc.)?