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Nominative-Accusative-Dative Practice

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Case practice for German grammar.

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Case practice for German grammar.

by Adrienne Connolly
1

Which case is used for the subject of a sentence?

2

Which case marks the direct object?

3

The preposition 'für' requires which case?

4

Which case marks the indirect object (to/for someone)?

5

Which case does the preposition 'mit' govern in German?

6

In the sentence 'Ich gebe dem Jungen den Ball', which word is in the dative?

7

Which case does the noun 'der Mann' have in 'Der Mann sieht den Hund'?

8

The preposition 'um' requires which case?

9

In 'Die Frau schenkt dem Mann Blumen', which noun is dative?

10

The preposition 'nach' requires which case?

11

Which case is used for the direct object of a feminine noun?

12

The preposition 'ohne' requires which case?

13

The preposition 'zu' requires which case?

14

True or False: After 'sein', the noun will always be in the nominative case.

15

In plural, which article is used for both nominative and accusative?

16

The preposition 'aus' requires which case?

17

In 'Meinen Großeltern schenke ich tolle Bücher.', which noun is dative?

18

In 'Meiner Freundin schenken wir unseren Hund', which noun is accusative?

19

In 'Gibt dir dein Bruder seine alte Klamotten?', which word is the subject?

 
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