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Cases Exercises

A1-B2

Practice all German cases with interactive exercises. Test your knowledge of nominative, accusative, dative, genitive, case selection, and case pronouns.

Types of Cases

A1

Nominative

Practice the nominative case (subject case).

A1

Accusative

Practice the accusative case (direct object case).

A1-A2

Dative

Practice the dative case (indirect object case).

B2

Genitive

Practice the genitive case (possessive case).

A2

How to Choose: Accusative or Dative

Practice choosing between accusative and dative.

A1

How to Choose: Accusative or Nominative

Practice choosing between accusative and nominative.

A2

How to Choose: Nominative, Accusative or Dative

Practice choosing between all three cases.

A1

Accusative Pronouns

Practice accusative pronouns (mich, dich, ihn, etc.).

A1-A2

Dative Pronouns

Practice dative pronouns (mir, dir, ihm, etc.).

A1

Nominative Pronouns

Practice nominative pronouns (ich, du, er, etc.).

B2

Genitive Pronouns

Practice genitive pronouns (meiner, deiner, etc.).

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