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The document is a German grammar worksheet about cases - nominative and accusative. It explains that: 1) The subject of a sentence is in the nominative case. The direct object takes the accusative case. 2) In German, nouns change form based on case, with definite and indefinite articles changing endings in the accusative. 3) Examples are provided to practice identifying subjects and objects, and their cases, in both German and English sentences. Students are then asked to fill in articles in additional

Author

jaswinder singh

Language

EN