German Relative Clauses Quiz with Relative Pronouns
Fill the Blank with the Correct Relative Pronoun
Relative clauses add extra information about a noun.
In this quiz, you choose the correct relative pronoun based on gender, number, and case.
If you want a quick refresher, read relative clauses explained.
For a broader foundation, review cases in German.
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FAQ about relative clauses and pronouns
How do I choose the correct relative pronoun?
First, find the noun that the relative clause describes. Then decide the case inside the relative clause.
A short overview with clear steps is in relative clauses explained.
Why does the case change inside the relative clause?
The relative pronoun has a job inside its own clause. It can be a subject, an object, or part of a prepositional phrase.
If you want to review the case basics, use cases in German.
What happens to word order in a relative clause?
A relative clause is a subordinate clause, so the conjugated verb goes to the end.
If you want to focus on sentence structure, the page word order is helpful.
What does genitive mean with dessen and deren?
These forms show possession and often translate to of whom or whose.
In this quiz, you will see them in everyday contexts like people, objects, and workplaces.
How should I practice after I finish?
Repeat the quiz and read the review for your wrong answers.
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