This 30-question A1 grammar test practises the German accusative case (Akkusativ) in everyday sentences. It covers definite, indefinite and negative articles, possessives, personal pronouns, the question word wen, and the prepositions durch, für and ohne. It suits beginners and teachers who want a quick check of this key structure.
This 30-question A1 grammar test practises the German accusative case (Akkusativ) in everyday sentences. It covers definite, indefinite and negative articles, possessives, personal pronouns, the question word wen, and the prepositions durch, für and ohne. It suits beginners and teachers who want a quick check of this key structure.
Topics covered
Definite articles: denIndefinite articles: einen, eine, einNegation with kein / keinenPossessive articlesAccusative pronounsQuestion word wenPrepositions durch, für, ohne
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Notes for teachers
Use this test after introducing the accusative with direct objects and the prepositions durch, für and ohne. It targets typical A1 errors: using der or ein instead of den or einen, adding -en to neuter and feminine nouns, confusing ihn and ihm, and mixing up wer and wen. As a follow-up, have learners write five sentences about their shopping list with einen, eine, ein and kein, then swap the nouns for pronouns.
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