| | What it shows | Question to ask | Example | |----------|------------------|---------------------|---------------| | Accusative (direct object) | What is being verbed? | Wen/Was? (Whom/What?) | Ich sehe den Hund . (I see the dog) | | Dative (indirect object) | To whom something is given? | Wem? (To whom?) | Ich gebe dem Hund einen Knochen. |
This guide provides a structured overview of German verbs that take Dative and Accusative objects, along with links to resources and examples, including common lists often found in PDF guides. 1. Dative Verbs (Verben mit Dativ) List Of Accusative And Dative Verbs In German Pdf
In German, verbs dictate the case of the objects that follow them. While the majority of German verbs take an object (the direct object), a significant group requires a dative object (the indirect object), and others can take both . Understanding these categories is essential for correct sentence structure and article declension. 1. Accusative Verbs (Direct Objects) | | What it shows | Question to