A2-42 · Describe the book or film you mean
Books and films
Use relative clauses with nominative and accusative pronouns to identify people and stories.
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01
Let the relative pronoun be the subject
A relative clause gives more information about a noun. Use der, die or das to match its gender, and put the conjugated verb last: ein Film, der spannend ist.
Das ist ein Film, der spannend ist.
That is a film that is exciting.
Ich mag die Geschichte, die hier beginnt.
I like the story that begins here.
Das ist ein Buch, das lustig ist.
That is a book that is funny.
Ich kenne einen Film, der sehr lang ist.
I know a film that is very long.
Der Film means film, die Geschichte story and das Buch book. Separate the relative clause with a comma.

02
Let the relative pronoun be the object
If the relative pronoun receives the action, use the accusative. Masculine der becomes den: der Film, den ich sehe. Feminine die and neuter das stay the same.
Das ist der Film, den ich sehe.
That is the film that I am watching.
Das ist die Geschichte, die ich lese.
That is the story that I am reading.
Das ist das Buch, das Mara empfiehlt.
That is the book that Mara recommends.
Ich kenne den Autor, den du magst.
I know the author whom you like.
The pronoun’s gender comes from the noun outside the clause. Its case comes from its role inside the relative clause.

03
Keep the verb at the end
With a past-tense relative clause, the helping verb goes last: der Film, den ich gesehen habe. With a modal, the modal goes last: das Buch, das ich lesen möchte.
Das ist der Film, den ich gesehen habe.
That is the film that I watched.
Das ist das Buch, das ich lesen möchte.
That is the book that I would like to read.
Ich mag Filme, die lustig sind.
I like films that are funny.
Das ist ein Krimi, den ich gern lese.
That is a crime story that I enjoy reading.
Der Krimi means crime story and die Komödie comedy. A short relative clause makes a review more precise.
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