German Accusative Prepositions
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Please note that the video contains a few errors in the last slide (beginning at 06:54). The preposition "gegen" translates as: "against" or "around [time]". The preposition "um" means: "around" or "at [time]." The accusative preposition "bis" ("as far as, up to, until") was also overlooked in this presentation.
Video of class lecture slides introducing the German accusative prepositions. After a brief review of German definite articles in the nominative and accusative cases, the video introduces the German accusative prepositions by means of two sample sentences. The concept of the accusative prepositional phrase is introduced, after which the video provides a list of German accusative prepositions with their definitions.
The video covers:
01:30 Review of definite articles in the nominative and accusative
01:23 Introduction to accusative prepositions
04:17 The accusative prepositional phrase
06:54 List of German accusative prepositions
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