German, like many other languages, has a system of declination that affects the form of nouns, pronouns, and adjectives in a sentence. In addition to this, German also uses articles to indicate the gender, case, and number of the noun they are associated with.
| SINGULAR | PLURAL | |
|---|---|---|
| NOMINATIVE | das Büblein | die Büblein |
| GENITIVE | des Bübleins | der Büblein |
| DATIVE | dem Büblein | den Büblein |
| ACCUSATIVE | das Büblein | die Büblein |
The exercises are designed to help you practice dealing with articles in German so that you can master the grammar and communicate confidently.
Vocabulary building exercises at different language levels are designed to help you increase your vocabulary and improve your speaking skills.
Learning materials on the declination of nouns will help you understand the basic rules of declination of words in different cases and grammatical numbers.
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