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Quiz: Practice Dative and Accusative Prepositions in German

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FAQ: Dative and Accusative Prepositions Quiz

What Will I Practice in This Quiz?

This quiz helps you distinguish between German prepositions that require the dative or accusative case. You’ll complete sentences using the correct preposition and matching article.

Which Prepositions Always Take the Dative Case?

Some prepositions in German always require the dative case, such as:

  • mit (with)
  • bei (at/with)
  • von (from/of)
  • zu (to)

You can find a full list on our dative prepositions guide.

Which Prepositions Always Require the Accusative?

Accusative prepositions include:

  • durch (through)
  • für (for)
  • ohne (without)
  • gegen (against)

Learn more in the accusative prepositions article.

Do I Need to Know German Cases First?

Yes, a basic understanding of the German case system is important. This quiz focuses on dative and accusative usage.

Will I Be Tested on Articles Too?

Yes, you’ll need to choose the correct definite or indefinite article based on the noun’s gender and the case required by the preposition.

Is This Quiz Suitable for My Level?

This quiz is ideal for learners at the A2–B1 level who already know basic articles and sentence structure. It’s especially helpful if you’re currently learning about prepositions.

Can I Repeat the Quiz?

Of course! You can retake the quiz as many times as needed to improve your accuracy.

Where Can I Find More German Grammar Practice?

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