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FAQ: German Grammar Cases – Practice and Learn
What Are the Four Cases in German?
German has four grammatical cases that determine the role of nouns and pronouns:
- Nominative – the subject (who or what)
- Genitive – possession (whose)
- Dative – the indirect object (to whom or for whom)
- Accusative – the direct object (whom or what)
Each case changes the form of articles, adjectives, and pronouns. Visit our German cases guide for a complete explanation.
How Can I Identify the Correct Case?
Ask the right question depending on the sentence structure:
- Nominative: Who or what is the subject?
- Genitive: Whose is it?
- Dative: To whom or for whom is something done?
- Accusative: Whom or what is directly affected?
These questions help you understand sentence roles and choose the right case.
Why Are German Cases So Important?
Cases determine how words function in a sentence. Without them, German grammar would be unclear. Mastery of the four cases is essential for fluent speaking and correct sentence construction.
What Will I Do in This Quiz?
You’ll read sample sentences and select which grammatical case is used. It’s a great way to reinforce your understanding through context-based practice.
Where Can I Find More Quizzes?
You can explore all available quizzes on the German grammar quiz overview page.
