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What is a dative verb in German?
What is a dative verb in German?
- A verb that requires an object in the genitive case
- A verb that requires an object in the dative case (correct)
- A verb that requires an object in the accusative case
- A verb that does not require any object
Is helfen a dative verb in German?
Is helfen a dative verb in German?
- It depends on the context
- No
- It is not mentioned in the text
- Yes (correct)
Can a dative verb in German exist without an object in the dative case?
Can a dative verb in German exist without an object in the dative case?
- Yes
- It is not mentioned in the text
- It depends on the verb
- No (correct)
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Study Notes
Dative Verbs in German
- A dative verb in German is a verb that takes an indirect object in the dative case.
- Examples of dative verbs in German include helfen (to help), gefallen (to please), and schmecken (to taste).
- Helfen is a dative verb in German, which means it typically takes an indirect object in the dative case.
- However, a dative verb in German can exist without an object in the dative case if the indirect object is implied or understood from the context.
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