German Verbs With Akkusativ Case

One of the most confused topic that German leaners struggle to use in practical life is concept of cases especially when to use Akkusativ case in German. In this post, I have made a list of Verb that take Dative Case always along with some exercises at the end.

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Akkusativ Case in German Explain

Like any other language, German language also has its own system of cases in Grammer. There are four types of cases in German that we use at different language level. Types of German Cases are: Nominative case, Akkusativ Case, Dative Case & Genitiv Case.

While learning sentence formation in German, when we use only subject and verb, it is known as Nominative Case. When a sentence is formed using Subject, Verb & object then it is called Akkusative Case. Herre object is direct object, which means action of subject will have an impact on object. Here direct object can mainly be a name, noun, pronouns (Personal Pronoun & Possessive Pronoun).

For Example:

Ich lese ein Buch. Buch-Akkusative Object (I read a book)

Ich liebe dich. Dich- Akkusative: Personal pronoun (I love you)

Ich habe deinen Laptop. deinen Laptop: Possessive Prounoun akkusative case (I have your laptop)

German Verb That Always Take Akkusative Case List

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