German Adjectives w/ Case Overview - Deutsch lernen

The video tutorial covers German adjectives, focusing on their use in different grammatical cases: nominative, accusative, dative, and genitive. It explains how adjectives change based on their position and the words they follow, such as dare words and ion words. The tutorial provides examples for each case and adjective type, helping learners understand the rules and applications of German adjective endings.

What is the primary function of the nominative case in German?

• To mark the direct object

• To show possession

• To indicate indirect objects

• To indicate the subject of a sentence

Which preposition is NOT typically associated with the accusative case?

• für

• durch

• ohne

• mit

Which case is used to indicate the direct object in a sentence?

• Genitive

• Dative

• Accusative

• Nominative

In the dative case, which of the following verbs requires a dative object?

• sehen

• helfen

• kaufen

• essen

In the dative case, which preposition means 'with'?

• ohne

• durch

• für

• mit

Which preposition is used with the genitive case to indicate 'instead of'?

• während

• trotz

• anstatt

• wegen

What is the function of the genitive case in German?

• To mark the direct object

• To show possession

• To indicate indirect objects

• To indicate the subject

What is the adjective ending for masculine nouns in the nominative case after 'der' words?

• e

• es

• en

• er

Which adjective ending is used for neuter nouns in the nominative case after 'ein' words?

• es

• e

• en

• er

What is the adjective ending for plural nouns in the dative case after 'der' words?

• es

• er

• en

• e