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KMII 3-3 Grammar Notes. Review of dative case: What part of the sentence does the dative case refer to? The dative case refers to the INDIRECT OBJECT.

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1 KMII 3-3 Grammar Notes

2 Review of dative case: What part of the sentence does the dative case refer to? The dative case refers to the INDIRECT OBJECT.

3 What does the indirect object do in a sentence? Answers the question to whom or for whom.

4 Review: Definite Articles in Dative Case MFNPl demderdemden ***These all mean the***

5 Review: Indefinite Articles in Dative Case MFNPl einemeinereinemkeinen ***These all mean a/an***

6 Dative Pronouns: (to me) mir (to us) uns (to you) dir (to you guys) euch (to him/her/it)(to you/them) ihm/ihr/ihmIhnen/ihnen

7 gefallen: To be pleasing to Always uses the dative case! Only two forms: singular – gefällt plural: gefallen Beispiele:Der deutsche Film gefällt mir. Die deutsche Filme gefallen mir.

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