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                  Arrange the scrambled words into the correct sentence.

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                  Choose the missing word to complete the sentence.

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                  German Cases (German)

                  Nominative, accusative, dative & genitive. Three levels (A1, A2 to B1, B2 to C1), six exercise types, instant feedback.

                  The rule

                  Die vier deutschen Fälle: Nominativ (Subjekt), Akkusativ (direktes Objekt), Dativ (indirektes Objekt), Genitiv (Besitz).

                  Example sentences (A1)

                  The four German cases

                  German has four cases. The case decides the form of the article, the adjective and sometimes the noun itself.

                  Articles by case

                  masculinefeminineneuterplural
                  nominativeder / eindie / einedas / eindie
                  genitivedes / einesder / einerdes / einesder
                  dativedem / einemder / einerdem / einemden (+n)
                  accusativeden / einendie / einedas / eindie

                  Only the masculine changes in the accusative (der becomes den). In the dative plural the noun takes an extra -n: mit den Kindern.

                  Prepositions that fix the case

                  How to practise

                  Start with nominative and accusative for masculine nouns (der/den), then add the dative with its fixed prepositions (mit, bei, von, zu). The exercises above follow that order: A1 starts with der/den, A2 to B1 adds the dative and the prepositions, B2 to C1 practises the genitive and the two-way prepositions.