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The genitive case is one of the 4 german cases, the others being nominative, accusative and dative.

The genitive case is used to show possession - similar to using an " 's " in English, s...

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1. As we know, every noun has a gender, but that gender also has four different variations, depending on where it lands in a sentence. 2. The four cases are: nominative, genitive, dative and accusative...

The pronouns order is quite complex and I fear you will need to learn that by heart in order to remember it.

So, let's start from this sentence:

Sophie has given a present to her sister:...