What case is the following personal pronoun in:

es

accusative

nominative

accusative or nominative

Accusative or Nominative

Explanation:

Depending on its role in the sentence, the pronoun es can be in the Accusative or Nominative case.

1. It is in the Nominative case when it serves as the subject of the sentence.

e.g. Ich habe ein Buch gekauft. Es ist sehr interessant. - The pronoun es is the subject of the sentence, so it is in the Nominative case.

2. It is in the Accusative case when it serves as the object of the sentence.

e.g. Ich habe das Buch gelesen. Ich werde es dir morgen geben. - The pronoun es is the object of the sentence, so it is in the Accusative case.

nominative or accusative!

Explanation:

The personal (subject) pronouns in German are (ich, du, er, sie, es, wir, ihr, Sie, sie.), and make the equivalent of (I, you, he, she, it, we, you people, you all, they) in English, usually they take the nominative form, since they’re the subject of the sentence. They can be accusative, though.

answer:

In order to keep the theme of things coming and going, what was the artist’s order regarding the above piece?

Explanation:

"Y" do "y"ou want to know? Are you fascinated with "y"aks, or the color "y"ellow? I think the letter "Y" is great. But reall"y", wh"y" do "y"ou want to know so badl"y"?

Explanation:

I'm ver"y" punn"y"

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