Which person is it?

Which person is it?

What you should know about personal pronouns. The personal pronouns, also called personal pronouns, are distinguished according to: Persons: I, you, he, she, it, we, you, you, they. Number: singular and plural. Case: nominative, accusative, dative, genitive.

Which person is this?

SubjectSubjectPersonNumberI1. PersonSingulardu / Sie2. person singular, she, it3. person singular we1. personplural2

Which case is mine?

Declension personal pronoun case pronoun nominative me sie dative me her accusative me sie

When do you take me or me?

What is the difference “me and me”? mir: dative (whose case) “Who did he give the book to?” – “Mir. He gave me the book.” Me: Accusative (Who) “Who is this book for?” – “For me.

When do you use dative and accusative?

If the question about the case can be combined with “wo”, then the object is in the dative. Example: “I’m behind the house”. It is different with a question about “where to”. Here the object is in the accusative: “I go behind the house”.

When do you say you or you?

After with, after, by, since, from, to, from, it’s me, you. After through, for, without, around, against, against it means me, you. Also: After means, because of, instead of, above, force it says my, yours.

When is you and when is you?

The question is “WEN or what do I like?” This is accusative (4th case), so you use “you”. If you ask with “wen” (accusative), you use “me/you”, if you ask with “wen” (dative), you use “me/you”.

Like you or as you?

correctly it says: as you, it is a form of intensification, in the case of equality one says, for example, he is as clever as she is. The point was to say that I don’t know anyone who is more influenced by prejudice than he is.

What interests you about me or me?

In order to be able to ask questions about “to”, there are only the interrogative pronouns: where and whereto. always depends on the reference point. in this case you are the reference point and the answer is: if someone is interested in YOU. To ME sounds wrong and is wrong.

Who whom or what?

Wem is dative and wen is accusative. Whom did you meet? ‘Wem’ is not only for an indirect object, but it is also for quirky-case (quirky case is a situation with one verb and one object only, taking dative instead of accusative.

How and when?

The comparison particle as expresses in standard language inequality, the comparison particle like, on the other hand, equality. Therefore, after a comparative always comes as, not as: The world is deep and deeper than the day thought (Nietzsche), more than enough, a harsher punishment[,] than to banish the trainee.