German A1 Grammar Test: Mastering Nominative, Accusative & Dative Cases

Understanding German cases is essential for correct sentence structure and communication. In German, there are four cases: Nominative, Accusative, Dative, and Genitive. This quiz focuses on the three most important ones at the A1 level:

• Nominative (Who/What?) → Used for subjects (e.g., Der Mann läuft – The man runs).

• Accusative (Whom?) → Used for direct objects (e.g., Ich sehe den Hund – I see the dog).

• Dative (To/For whom?) → Used for indirect objects (e.g., Ich gebe dem Kind ein Buch – I give the child a book).

This 10-question quiz will help you recognize and correctly apply these cases. Each question provides multiple-choice answers and clear explanations to improve your understanding.