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Akkusativ – Relating to the grammatical case that marks typically the direct object of a verb or the object of any of several prepositions
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German A1 Grammar [closed]
Can someone explain the difference in these two sentences?
Sentence 1: das Kind sieht einen Hund.
Sentence 2: der Hund sieht ein Kind.
If both the kid and the dog are doing the same thing (seeing), wh …
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