FIFTY WAYS TO PRACTICE
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Choose the article
Recognize der, die, or das.
PracticeName the gender
Connect a definite article to its grammatical gender.
PracticeRecall the article
Retrieve the article without answer choices.
PracticeSentence gap
Supply the article required by a sentence.
PracticeIdentify the case
Read a noun’s role in context.
PracticeTransform a noun phrase
Move a definite noun phrase into a new case.
PracticeReplace with a pronoun
Keep gender and case when replacing a noun.
PracticeA / an
Build an indefinite noun phrase.
PracticeNo / not a
Decline kein with its noun.
PracticeMy noun
Make mein agree with the possessed noun.
PracticeLocation or destination
Choose dative for location or accusative for destination.
PracticeCompare two sentences
Explain a case change across a minimal pair.
PracticeRepair the article
Correct an article in context.
PracticeSentence tiles
Arrange the supplied words into a sentence.
PracticeThis noun
Decline dieser, diese, and dieses.
PracticeMixed adjective phrase
Use an adjective after an ein-word.
PracticeAccusative relative
Find the object pronoun in a relative clause.
PracticeSentence translation
Translate an English sentence with the supplied noun.
PracticeRecall the plural
Produce the dictionary plural from the singular.
PracticeDative plural
Combine den with the correct plural noun ending.
PracticeBack to singular
Recover the singular noun and its article.
PracticeWeak noun ending
Supply the noun itself outside the nominative.
PracticeExpress possession
Turn von + dative into a genitive owner phrase.
PracticeFind the compound head
Identify the final noun that controls gender.
PracticeBuild a compound
Combine the parts and supply the compound’s article.
PracticeRecognize a suffix pattern
Infer gender from a reliable noun ending.
PracticePlural pronoun
Replace a plural noun phrase with sie or ihnen.
PracticeExpand a pronoun
Restore a noun phrase in the pronoun’s case.
PracticeRead the pronoun’s role
Identify case from a pronoun in a sentence.
PracticeIndefinite article gap
Recall just the ein-word ending for the requested case.
PracticeChoose the owner
Select the possessive stem and decline it.
PracticeRepair euer
Apply the eur- stem when an ending is added.
PracticeNegate a sentence
Replace an indefinite article with kein.
PracticeDemonstrative gap
Complete a sentence with the correct form of dies-.
PracticeStrong adjective phrase
Carry the grammatical signal without an article.
PracticeWeak adjective phrase
Use the adjective ending after a definite article.
PracticeAdjective ending only
Supply a missing mixed-declension ending.
PracticeRepair adjective agreement
Correct an adjective after a definite article.
PracticeDative relative
Use the relative pronoun governed by helfen.
PracticeGenitive relative
Express possession with dessen or deren.
PracticePlural relative
Distinguish denen from the article den.
PracticePreposition government
Identify the case required by a fixed-case preposition.
PracticeExpand a contraction
Recover the preposition and definite article.
PracticeContract a phrase
Use standard contractions such as im and zum.
PracticeWer, wen, or wem?
Ask about the subject, object, or recipient.
PracticeTwo objects
Distinguish a dative recipient from an accusative thing.
PracticeBecause clause
Move the conjugated verb to the end after weil.
PracticePerfect tense frame
Place the auxiliary and participle around the object.
PracticeSingular to plural sentence
Change noun, article, and verb agreement together.
PracticeFormal possessive
Use capitalized Ihr when addressing someone formally.
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