#7 Wer Wen & Was (GwP1) - Deutsch lernen

The video tutorial explains the differences between the question words 'who', 'whom', and 'what'. It begins with an introduction to these words, followed by a dialogue that explores identity using 'who'. The tutorial then provides a detailed explanation of when to use each word, supported by examples. Finally, it recaps the key points, emphasizing the correct usage of 'who' with people, 'whom' in accusative cases, and 'what' with non-people objects.

Which question word is used to inquire about people in a normative case?

• What

• Whom

• Who

• Which

When should you use 'whom' instead of 'who'?

• When referring to places

• When referring to people in the nominative case

• When referring to people in the accusative case

• When referring to objects

What is the correct question word to use when asking about non-human objects?

• Whom

• Who

• What

• Which

In the sentence 'Who are you inviting?', which word indicates the subject?

• Are

• Who

• You

• Inviting

Which question word is appropriate for asking about a person's identity?

• Who

• What

• Whom

• Which