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German A1 Grammar Test: Mastering the Modal Verb "Dürfen"

The German modal verb "dürfen" is one of the six main modal verbs in the language. It is used to express:

  • Permission (Ich darf ins Kino gehen. → I am allowed to go to the cinema.)

  • Prohibition (Du darfst hier nicht rauchen. → You are not allowed to smoke here.)

  • Polite requests (Darf ich etwas fragen? → May I ask something?)

"Dürfen" is often confused with other modal verbs like "können" (can, be able to) and "müssen" (must, have to). This quiz will help you master the correct usage of "dürfen" in different sentence structures.

This quiz includes 10 multiple-choice questions with explanations to help you build a solid foundation in German grammar. Perfect for learners preparing for A1 exams!

Question 1
Which sentence correctly expresses permission?
Question 2
Which form of "dürfen" is correct for "wir" in the present tense?
Question 3
How do you say "Are we allowed to go out?" in German?
Question 4
Which sentence correctly expresses a prohibition?
Question 5
What is the correct "du" form of "dürfen" in the present tense?
Question 6
Choose the correct sentence:
Question 7
What does "Er darf Auto fahren" mean?
Question 8
Which sentence is incorrect?
Question 9
What does "Darf ich das Fenster öffnen?" mean?
Question 10
Which sentence means "Children are not allowed to drink beer"?