I can't get the learning material into my head, and I can't get you out of my head. The alternating prepositions "in" and "aus" are in accusative/dative, meaning they're in motion. "The learning material isn't going into my head or out of my head." Actually, they should both be in the accusative case, right? This…
My lecturer in the Software Tools and Software Engineering module writes: “The position of the operator determines when the increase or decrease of the variable is calculated.” Did he omit an "n"? Dative or accusative?
I just looked at my report card from last year again to compare it with my interim report card from today. He followed the lesson […] attentively and with interest and enriched the classroom discussion with well-thought-out contributions. I'm not sure whether a comma should be put after "interested" or not. But shouldn't there be…
Hey guys, do you have to decline the indefinite pronouns "Jemand" & "Niemand"? I've heard you can leave them out, so I wanted to make sure that wasn't a mistake.
I have doubts about the accusative and dative cases, for example, in the sentence "Arne Murberg is of simple mind." What I'm wondering is: Why is the accusative used in this case? Is "das Gemüt" an indirect object? Why is there no direct object? Or is "Arne Murberg" the subject or the direct object? Thank…
Why is it "I am going to my house" and not "I am going to my house". I always thought that you could connect dative objects with the question word "Where" and accusative with "wohin", but that doesn't seem to be the case here. Because I have trouble distinguishing between accusative and dative, I need…
Hey 👋 Maybe someone here can help me… I'm currently racking my brains over how to form the dative case with "Atlas." That is, how to correctly use the dative case "Atlanten." Thank you in advance 😂