German Prepositions Group Quiz
Sort each Preposition into the Right Group
You will see one German preposition.
Your task is to choose the right group.
This helps you decide which case you need in real sentences.
If you want a short overview of cases, read this guide to German cases.
For examples and lists, open dative prepositions and accusative prepositions.
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FAQ about prepositions
What is the main idea behind these three groups?
Some prepositions always require dative, some always require accusative, and two-way prepositions can use either case. For a full case refresher, the cases overview is a helpful reference.
How can I learn dative prepositions faster?
Start with the most frequent ones and learn them in short phrases. A good place to review examples is the dative prepositions page.
Which accusative prepositions show up most often?
Many learners meet für, durch, ohne, and gegen early. To see a clear list with examples, open the accusative prepositions guide.
When do two-way prepositions use dative and when accusative?
Use dative for location and accusative for direction or change of place. A quick check is to ask where or where to.
How should I practice after this quiz?
Repeat the quiz and then build one sentence for each preposition. After that, practice articles daily with the Premium Article Trainer so the forms become natural.
