German Relative Clauses Quiz: Free Grammar Practice

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What are relative clauses in German?

German relative clauses provide extra information about a noun in the main clause and typically begin with a relative pronoun. You can find a full explanation in the article relative clauses explained.

How do relative pronouns change in German?

Relative pronouns in German vary depending on the case (nominative, dative, accusative, genitive) and gender of the noun. Learn more from the overview on relative pronouns.

What is the word order in relative clauses?

In German, relative clauses are subordinate clauses, so the conjugated verb comes at the end. See details about sentence structure in the guide word order.

How does the quiz work?

In each question, you will choose the correct relative pronoun to complete the sentence accurately.

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