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Learn German: 370 Sentences with Direct Object and a Location | Sentence Pattern 16

Subject-Verb-Object-Location In this episode we will go over the Subject-Verb-Object-Location sentence pattern in German! This video features 300+ sentences describing moving an object to a specific location. In this pattern, both the Direct Object and the Location (after a two-way preposition) are in the ACCUSATIVE case because they indicate movement and a change of position. What you will learn: How to use common placement verbs: stellen, legen, hängen, setzen, stecken, and more. How to correctly decline masculine, feminine, neuter, and plural nouns in the movement context. Useful vocabulary for real-world situations at the office, home, or just about anywhere. #LearnGerman #GermanPhrases #GermanSentences #PracticeGerman #GermanB1 #GermanB2 #GermanGrammar #GermanLinguistics #GermanVerbs #GermanCases #LanguageLearning #DeutschLernen #IntermediateGerman Timestamps: 0:02 stellen — to stand/place (upright) 0:37 legen — to lay/put (flat) 1:13 setzen — to set/seat 1:38 hängen — to hang 2:02 stellen — to stand / place upright (Movement + Accusative) 3:57 legen — to lay / put down flat (Movement + Accusative) 5:50 setzen — to set / seat (Movement + Accusative) 7:43 hängen — to hang (Movement + Accusative) 9:34 stecken — to stick / tuck / plug into (Movement + Accusative) 11:29 packen — to pack / put into (Movement + Accusative) 13:26 gießen — to pour / water into (Movement + Accusative) 15:16 werfen — to throw / toss (Movement + Accusative) 17:08 schieben — to push / slide into (Movement + Accusative) 19:00 rollen — to roll (Movement + Accusative) 20:51 Bonusbeispiele — Bonus Examples