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Kаpitel 4 Grаmmаr CruncherLinks tо an external site. during the assessment. This week's grammar fоcus: Dative prepоsitions; possessive adjectives; the genitive case (limited to possessive constructions — genitive prepositions like "wegen" are not part of active vocabulary). Note: "wem" as a question word is not introduced until Woche 13, so this week's dative practice leads with other question words while still producing dative-marked nouns in the answers. Part 1: Writing (Honorlock-proctored) Instructions: Using the Grammar Cruncher as needed, write three question-and-answer pairs about your own Avatar and your groupmates' Avatars, one modeled on each column below. Was? (dative recipient) Wann? (possessive) Wen? (dative preposition) Model: adapted from "Wem schickt Avatar 2 die Nachrichten?" — reworded to avoid "wem," which isn't introduced until Woche 13 Kapitel 4 Grid, Wer #5 Your turn — example: Q: Was schickt Avatar 2 den Verkäufern? A: Avatar 2 schickt den Verkäufern die Nachrichten. (What does Avatar 2 send to the sellers? Avatar 2 sends the sellers the messages.) Model: adapted from "Wem gibt Avatar 2 Stuhl und Matratze?" — reworded similarly Kapitel 4 Grid, Wer #7 Your turn — example: Q: Wann gibt Avatar 2 ihrem neuen Mitbewohner ihren Stuhl? A: Avatar 2 gibt ihrem neuen Mitbewohner heute ihren Stuhl. (When does Avatar 2 give her new roommate her chair? Avatar 2 gives her new roommate her chair today.) Model: "Wen fragt Avatar 3 nach dem Zustand der Möbel?" Kapitel 4 Grid, Wer #6 Your turn — example: Q: Wen fragt Avatar 3 nach dem Zustand der Möbel? A: Avatar 3 fragt den Verkäufer nach dem Zustand der Möbel. (Who does Avatar 3 ask about the condition of the furniture? Avatar 3 asks the seller about the condition of the furniture.) This example combines accusative "wen" (established since Woche 3) with the dative preposition "nach" (this week's target). Your Questions and Answers must include at least one adverbial modifier of time, causality, manner, or place/destination (in that order, if more than one). For each German question and its answer, give the English meaning. (3 points per question, 3 points per answer — write 3 question-and-answer pairs total, one modeled on each column above, or choose your own additional pairing from the Grid with instructor approval.)