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Interrogative Pronouns

A1

Practice wer, was, wen, wem, wessen and welcher / welche / welches — the question words from the Interrogative Pronouns lesson. Each exercise uses a different format.

Write the Question Word

Type the missing word — like a classic worksheet: Wer ist das?, Welches Buch nimmst du?, Wem gibst du den Schlüssel?. Each sentence includes a short answer clue. 30 questions.

wer, was, wen, wem, wessen

Pick the right pronoun for the case — subject (wer), thing (was), accusative (wen), dative (wem), or possessive (wessen). Hint shows what the answer means. 20 questions.

welcher, welche, welches

Welcher declines like der / die / das — match gender, number, and case. Welches Buch?, Welchen Film?, Welche Schuhe? 20 questions with instant feedback.

Common Mistakes

Pick the only correct question — Wie heißt du? not Wer ist dein Name?, welches Buch not welcher Buch, wem vs wen. 20 questions.

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