Cases in german ( learn In Malayalam for Free

Skills You’ll Learn

Understand the Core Modal Verbs
Learn Decline Articles, Pronouns & Adjectives
Construct Accurate Sentences

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    Frequently Asked Questions

    What are the 4 cases in German?
    The four German cases are: Nominative – Subject of the sentence (Der Hund bellt – "The dog barks"). Accusative – Direct object (Ich sehe den Hund – "I see the dog"). Dative – Indirect object (Ich gebe dem Hund Essen – "I give the dog food"). Genitive – Shows possession (Das ist das Spielzeug des Hundes – "That is the dog’s toy"). Quick Tip: Cases determine how articles (der/die/das), pronouns, and adjectives change in sentences. Mastering them is key to fluent German!
    What are the cases in German exercises?
    To master German cases, practice these exercises: Nominative (Subject): "__ Mann arbeitet." → "Der Mann arbeitet." Accusative (Direct Object): "Ich kaufe __ Buch." → "Ich kaufe das Buch." Dative (Indirect Object): "Sie gibt __ Kind einen Ball." → "Sie gibt dem Kind einen Ball." Genitive (Possession): "Das ist das Auto __ Vaters." → "Das ist das Auto des Vaters."