Master the Four Cases – Test Your Knowledge with This German Cases Quiz
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FAQ: German Cases Quiz – Nominative, Accusative, Dative, and Genitive
What Do I Have to Do in This Quiz?
In each question, choose the correct grammatical case used in the sentence: Nominative, Accusative, Dative, or Genitive. It’s a great way to review your understanding of how German cases work in real context. If you need a quick refresher, check our full article on the four German cases.
What Are the Four German Cases?
German has four grammatical cases:
- Nominative – the subject of a sentence
- Accusative – the direct object
- Dative – the indirect object
- Genitive – possession or relationships
Each case affects articles, pronouns, and adjective endings. Learn all about them in our guide to the German cases.
How Can I Practice the German Cases Effectively?
To master the German cases, focus on:
- Learning how definite and indefinite articles change by case
- Memorizing dative prepositions, accusative prepositions, and two-way prepositions
- Identifying verbs that require a specific case
- Studying verb-preposition combinations and the case they trigger
Do Articles Change with German Cases?
Yes! Articles like der, die, and das vary depending on both the gender of the noun and the case being used. You can find a full overview of article rules in our German articles guide.
Is This Quiz Free to Use?
Yes, this quiz is completely free for all registered users.
Where Can I Find More German Grammar Quizzes?
You’ll find all available exercises listed on our German grammar quizzes overview page. Practice articles, prepositions, cases, and much more!
