Cases: Review of case functions 1 Activity id: 177 Identify the function of the boldface constituent in each sentence. 1. Thüringen existiert schon seit dem 6. Jahrhundert. subject predicate noun direct object indirect object object of a dative verb genitive attribute 2. Seit 2012 lebt die Familie hier. subject predicate noun direct object indirect object object of a dative verb genitive attribute 3. Den Professor haben wir gegrüßt. subject predicate noun direct object indirect object object of a dative verb genitive attribute 4. Woher kommen deine Vorfahren? subject predicate noun direct object indirect object object of a dative verb genitive attribute 5. Der Gymnasiast hat die Goethe-Grundschule besucht. subject predicate noun direct object indirect object object of a dative verb genitive attribute 6. Unser Bruder ist Musiklehrer von Beruf. subject predicate noun direct object indirect object object of a dative verb genitive attribute 7. Heinrich Heine war ein berühmter deutscher Schriftsteller. subject predicate noun direct object indirect object object of a dative verb genitive attribute 8. Sie wird jetzt Polizistin. subject predicate noun direct object indirect object object of a dative verb genitive attribute 9. In der Fußgängerzone stehen viele Restaurants. subject predicate noun direct object indirect object object of a dative verb genitive attribute 10. 2015 hat mein Freund seinen Abschluss gemacht. subject predicate noun direct object indirect object object of a dative verb genitive attribute 11. Ich hatte täglich Musikunterricht. subject predicate noun direct object indirect object object of a dative verb genitive attribute 12. Sehen wir uns morgen? subject predicate noun direct object indirect object object of a dative verb genitive attribute 13. Mein Cousin wird Rechtsanwalt. subject predicate noun direct object indirect object object of a dative verb genitive attribute 14. Hast du einen Führerschein? subject predicate noun direct object indirect object object of a dative verb genitive attribute 15. Oliver isst einen Apfel. subject predicate noun direct object indirect object object of a dative verb genitive attribute If you are a registered user, you can email your results to yourself or an instructor. To turn on that option, register here. Registration is free. If you already have an account, you can login in the sidebar or here.Email the results to: myself at my registered email address another address Your results will be mailed to you at .Enter additional email address: NameThis field is for validation purposes and should be left unchanged. Δ Share this activity: Related activities: Cases: Review of case functions 2 Two-way prepositions 5 Subject, predicate noun, direct object, or indirect object? Cases: Review of cases 1 Subject, predicate noun, or direct object? 1 The personal pronouns: Direct object or indirect object? Subject, predicate noun, or direct object? 2 The dative case: Indirect objects 1
