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This exercise uses the music of Jan Delay to illustrate how the words are used.

A frequent occurrence in this song, including the title, is the use of accusative pronouns. A pronoun is simply a word that replaces or refers to a noun, like saying she instead of saying your mother’s name whenever you want to refer to her. Just like the English “she” changes to “her”, German pronouns change according to how they are used in the sentence.  In the following video we will briefly explain what the Accusative Case is and show you how pronouns are affected by it.

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