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This worksheet practises German adjective endings in all four cases: after the definite article, after ein/kein/possessives, and with no article. It is for B1 learners who know the basic case system and want to use adjective endings correctly in statements, negatives and questions.
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B1 German worksheet on adjective endings after der, ein, kein, mein and with no article, with answers and explanations. Free to print.
Start with Exercise 1 to review the 'der-word' pattern (only -e or -en), then compare it with the ein-words, where the adjective shows gender when the article cannot (ein neuer Mann, ein neues Auto). Typical mistakes are -e instead of -en in the dative and plural, forgetting -er/-es after ein, and keeping the e in teuer and dunkel (teuren, dunklen). As a follow-up, ask pairs to describe objects in the classroom or a photo using at least five adjective + noun phrases in different cases.