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How can I identify whether I am using the nominative, accusative or genitive case in German?

It can sometimes be confusing to identify what case you are about to use in German due to the fact that we don't have these cases in English. However, knowing confidently what case to use is the first step t...
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Answered by Jamie K. • German tutor
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What is the best way to learn new vocabulary?

Creating map maps from different subjects and been tested by parents or friends. Also, listening to German music/TV is a really good way of learning new vocabulary and listening to German.
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Answered by Ryan H. • German tutor
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Which of the following is correct: a) der Haus, b) die Haus, c) das Haus?

c) das Haus
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Answered by Miranda S. • German tutor
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When do I use the accusative, genitive, and dative case with certain prepositions?

The Accusative: The accusative case is used for the direct object and after certain prepositions. The most common prepositions taking the accusative case can be remembered using the mnemonic acronym FUDGE BO...
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Answered by Elizabeth M. • German tutor
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What is the pluperfect tense?

This tense is used to express something that had happened before something else. It is commonly used in nachdem clauses. You create it by using haben and sein in the imperfect tense, plus a past participle o...
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Answered by Sophie B. • German tutor
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