English and German schools: pronouns 'uns' and 'ihnen'
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I can use object pronouns to talk about school.
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Practising vocabulary, both known and new, is important for building language knowledge.
Starting school in Germany is different from a child’s first day at school in England.
Many German verbs are followed by direct objects or pronouns; two plural direct object pronouns are ‘uns' and 'sie'.
Some German verbs use indirect or dative objects; two plural indirect object pronouns are 'uns' and 'ihnen'.
Sometimes indirect object pronouns mean ‘to us’, ‘to them’, etc., but they can just mean ‘us’, ‘them’.
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