Interrogative pronouns: Wer? Wen? Was? 2 Activity id: 85 Choose the question word that logically completes each mini-dialogue. 1. STUDENT: _____ essen wir zum Abendessen? STUDENTIN: Gehen wir Japanisch essen?WasWerWen2. STUDENT 1: _____ studiert Christian? STUDENT 2: Er studiert Chemie.WasWerWen3. FREUND: _____ treffen wir heute Abend? FREUNDIN: Wir treffen Freunde in der Stadt.WasWerWen4. KELLNERIN: _____ möchte etwas trinken? MANN: Ich nehme gern ein Mineralwasser.WasWerWen5. KELLNER: _____ trinken Sie? FRAU: Ich nehme eine Cola.WasWerWen6. STUDENTIN 1: _____ ist Ihre Professorin? STUDENTIN 2: Sie heißt Professor Becker.WasWerWen7. FREUND 1: _____ suchst du? FREUND 2: Ich suche einen neuen Schrank.WasWerWen8. STUDENT 1: _____ versteht die Vorlesung? STUDENT 2: Ich nicht.WasWerWenIf 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 .Additional email address (enter) PhoneThis field is for validation purposes and should be left unchanged. Δ This iframe contains the logic required to handle AJAX powered Gravity Forms. Share this activity: Related activities: Interrogative pronouns: Wer? Wen? Was? 1 Subject, predicate noun, or direct object? 1 Subject, predicate noun, or direct object? 2 Subject, predicate noun, direct object, or indirect object? The accusative case: Interrogative pronouns – wen and was Possessive adjectives 3 Possessive adjectives 4 Nominative & accusative cases: Mixed determiners
