Reflexive Verbs with Dative/Accusative

Common questions about Reflexive Verbs with Dative/Accusative in German grammar, each answered in depth with examples. Part of Common Confusions & Tricky Spots.

• How do I know if a reflexive verb needs the reflexive pronoun in dative or accusative? If the verb only has the reflexive pronoun as its object, the pronoun is typically accusative. (e.g., sich freuen, sich…

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