Junge Pflegende: accusative and dative reflexive pronouns, 'welch-'
I can use accusative and dative reflexive verbs to talk about caring for myself and others.
Junge Pflegende: accusative and dative reflexive pronouns, 'welch-'
I can use accusative and dative reflexive verbs to talk about caring for myself and others.
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Key learning points
- Most reflexive verbs use accusative reflexive pronouns: 'mich', 'dich', 'sich', 'uns', 'euch', 'sich'.
- If sentences already have an accusative object, the reflexive pronoun must be in the dative.
- The dative reflexive pronouns are 'mir', 'dir', 'sich', 'uns', 'euch', 'sich'.
- The ending of 'welch-' depends on the gender and case of the noun that follows. It follows the same pattern as 'dies-'.
Keywords
Reflexive pronoun - used to indicate doing something to yourself, words like ‘myself’ and ‘yourself’
Dative - case used for the indirect object in a sentence and after a dative verb or preposition
Welch- - determiner meaning ‘which’ that changes according to gender and case
Common misconception
We always use accusative reflexive pronouns ('mich', 'dich', etc.) with reflexive verbs.
If there is already an accusative object in the sentence, we use dative reflexive pronouns ('mir', 'dir', etc.) instead, e.g., 'Ich wasche mir die Hände'.
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Starter quiz
6 Questions
(the) best
(the) highest
(the) most preferred, most preferably
(the) most
(the) next, nearest
higher
quiet, soft, quietly, softly
further
worthy, worthy of
different, diverse
international, internationally
safe, secure, certain, certainly
mich
dich
sich
uns
euch
Exit quiz
6 Questions
to apologise, apologising
to place oneself, stand
to get dressed, getting dressed
to put on (+ noun), putting on
to complain, complaining
to imagine, imagining
mir
dir
sich
uns
euch