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German B1 Grammar Practice: Cases, Adjective Endings, Word Order
10 questions · about 6 minutes · free · every answer explained
How this task works
Find the article, the gender and the case, then the ending follows. After der: -e in the nominative singular and accusative feminine/neuter, otherwise -en. After weil, dass, nachdem the verb goes to the end.
B1 Grammatik: Kasus, Adjektive, Satzbau: 10 questions
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Geeta besucht heute ___ Arzt.
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Work in three steps: which article is in front (der-word, ein-word or none), what gender the noun has, and which case the sentence needs. Then look the ending up in the three tables until you know them by heart.
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