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First, identify what preposition goes with the verb. Then, identify what case the prepositions uses. start

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First, identify what preposition goes with the verb. Then,

identify what case the prepositions uses.

start

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arbeiten + prep?

an auf vor

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arbeiten an + case?

accusative dative

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arbeiten an + dative:

Ich arbeite an dem Projekt.

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denken + prep?

an auf um

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denken an + case?

accusative dative

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denken an + accusative:

Ich denke an den Sommer.

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sich ärgern + prep?

auf in über

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sich ärgern über + case?

accusative dative

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sich ärgern über + accusative:

Er ärgert sich über seine Mutter.

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sich freuen + prep?

an auf zu

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sich freuen auf + case?

accusative dative

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sich freuen auf + accusative:

Ich freue mich auf den Sommer

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glauben + prep?

an in auf

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glauben an + case?

accusative dative

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glauben an + accusative:

Ich glaube an das Projekt.

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halten + prep?

an auf für

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halten für + case?

für always acc.

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Ich halte sie für ein Genie.

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warten + prep?

an auf über

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warten auf + case?

accusative dative

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warten auf + accusative:

Ich warte auf meinen Bruder.

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leiden + prep?

an auf über

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leiden an + case?

accusative dative

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leiden an + dative:

Er leidet an einem Fieber.

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sich fürchten + prep?

an von vor

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sich fürchten vor + case?

accusative dative

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sich fürchten vor + dative:

Ich fürchte mich vor dem Hund.

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aufpassen + prep?

an auf über

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aufpassen auf + case?

accusative dative

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aufpassen auf + accusative:

Ich passe auf die Kinder auf.

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