German Cases Quiz: Test Nominative, Genitive, Dative & Accusative

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German Cases and Articles Quiz

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In this quiz you practice German cases with short sentences. Each item has one blank where a definite or indefinite article is missing. Choose the correct article and see how cases change the form. If you need a quick overview first, read the guide about German cases.

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FAQ for German cases and articles

What do I practice in this quiz
You focus on the link between German cases and articles. Each sentence asks you to choose one article in the correct case. This trains your feeling for typical patterns and helps you notice how the form changes.
Do I need to know all four cases before I start
It is helpful if you already know the basic forms, but it is not required. You can also use this quiz as a discovery activity and then read a full explanation of German cases in detail after you finish.
How can I remember which case I need
Look at the function of the noun. The person who does the action is usually nominative. The person or thing that gets the action is often accusative. Many prepositions need dative or accusative, so it is useful to learn them with the case forms from the beginning.
How does this quiz help me in real sentences
The sentences use daily situations from work, family, and free time. When you meet similar structures in reading or listening, you will recognize the patterns faster and can choose the correct article with more confidence.
Where can I find a longer guide to German cases
For a complete introduction with many examples you can read the article about cases in German. Use this quiz together with that explanation to build a solid base for German grammar.
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