Prior knowledge:

• Ability to inflect words according to instructions
• Simple vocabulary

Prior knowledge:

• The genitive is used to express possession
• Putting simple words in the genitive case
• Wordtype A consonant gradation (words become weak)

Prior knowledge:

• The genitive is used to express possession
• Adjectives and pronouns are also inflected
• Wordtype A consonant gradation (words become weak)

Prior knowledge:

• The genitive is used to express possession
• Some basic vocabulary
• Wordtype A consonant gradation (words become weak)

Prior knowledge:

• Difficult wordtypes
  • Words ending in -in get -ime- and become strong if applicable
  • Words ending in –us can get either –ude- or –ukse- (read more here)
  • Words ending in –e get –ee- and become strong if applicable

Prior knowledge:

• The genitive is used to express possession
• Some basic vocabulary
• Wordtype A consonant gradation (words become weak)

Prior knowledge:

• Some basic vocabulary
• Wordtype A consonant gradation (words become weak)

Prior knowledge:

• The genitive is used in necessity sentences (täytyy-sentences)
• genitive of personal pronouns
• Wordtype A consonant gradation (words become weak)

Prior knowledge:

• The genitive is used with postpositions
• genitive of easy wordtypes
• Wordtype A consonant gradation (words become weak)

Prior knowledge:

• The genitive is used with postpositions
• genitive of easy wordtypes
• Wordtype A consonant gradation (words become weak)

Prior knowledge:

• The genitive is used with postpositions (here: kanssa)
• genitive of easy wordtypes and personal pronouns
• Wordtype A consonant gradation (words become weak)

Prior knowledge:

• Reasons to use the genitive case:
  A: The word expresses possession
  B: The word is the total object of the sentence
  C: The word is connected to a postposition
  D: The sentence is a necessity sentence

Prior knowledge:

• Reasons to use the genitive case:
  A: The word expresses possession
  B: The word is the total object of the sentence
  C: The word is connected to a postposition
  D: The sentence is a necessity sentence

Prior knowledge:

• Vocabulary on two levels (A2.2 + B1.1)
• Good grasp of the different wordtypes in the genitive case
• Wordtype A words are weak in the genitive case

Prior knowledge:

• The genitive is used in object sentences when we mean one, whole thing
• Grasp on basic wordtypes: in the genitive case:
  • Words ending in –nen get –sen
  • Words ending in –ut/yt get –uen/yen
  • Words ending in –e get –een
• Wordtype A consonant gradation (words become weak when applicable)

Prior knowledge:

• The genitive is used in object sentences when we mean one, whole thing
• Different wordtypes in the genitive case

Prior knowledge:

• The genitive is used in object sentences when we mean one, whole thing
• Different wordtypes in the genitive case

Prior knowledge:

• The genitive is used in object sentences when we mean one, whole thing
• Different wordtypes in the genitive case

Prior knowledge:

• The genitive is used in object sentences when we mean one, whole thing
• Different wordtypes in the genitive case

Prior knowledge:

• genitive of words ending in –as
• genitive of words ending in –is
• genitive of words ending in -NUT

Prior knowledge:

• Different wordtypes in the genitive
• genitive of numbers

Prior knowledge:

• Grasp on wordtype B in the genitive case:
  • Words ending in –ton get –ttoman (strong consonant gradation!)
  • Words ending in -as/äs get –aan (strong consonant gradation!)
  • Words ending in –in get –imen (strong consonant gradation!)
  • Words ending in –e get –een (strong consonant gradation!)

Prior knowledge:

• This exercise contains words ending in -is, which can belong to two categories. Read more about them here.
• All of these sentences are total object sentences.

Prior knowledge:

• Some Finnish sayings

Prior knowledge:

• More Finnish sayings