Accusative Case (direct object)
CEFR A1 (Beginner) · Week 14 · 25 questions
The accusative marks the direct object — the thing receiving the action. Only the masculine article changes: der becomes den (Ich sehe den Mann).
What you'll practise
- Identify the direct object
- Change der to den in the accusative
- Keep die, das and plural die unchanged
- Use accusative pronouns (mich, dich, ihn)
All 25 questions in this Accusative Case (direct object) quiz
German (A1) — Accusative Case (direct object): 25 practice questions with instant scoring and explanations.
- What is the accusative form of the definite article for a masculine noun?
- Complete: 'Ich sehe _____ Mann.' (I see the man.)
- What is the accusative form of 'ein' for a masculine noun?
- Complete: 'Er kauft _____ Auto.' (He buys a car.)
- What is the accusative form of 'die' (feminine)?
- Complete: 'Sie liest _____ Buch.' (She reads the book.)
- What is the accusative form of 'ein' for a neuter noun?
- Complete: 'Ich esse _____ Apfel.' (I eat an apple.)
- What is the accusative form of 'die' (plural)?
- Complete: 'Wir sehen _____ Katzen.' (We see the cats.)
- Which sentence is correct in accusative?
- Complete: 'Du trinkst _____ Wasser.' (You drink the water.)
- Complete: 'Ich kenne _____ Frau.' (I know the woman.)
- What changes in accusative for masculine nouns with the article 'ein'?
- Complete: 'Er hat _____ Sohn.' (He has a son.)
- Which is NOT correct accusative form?
- Complete: 'Sie kauft _____ Kleid.' (She buys the dress.)
- Complete: 'Ich schreibe _____ Brief.' (I write a letter.)
- What is the accusative plural form of the indefinite article?
- Complete: 'Wir nehmen _____ Kinder.' (We take the children.)
- Complete: 'Du siehst _____ Tisch.' (You see the table.)
- Complete: 'Ich kaufe _____ Bleistift.' (I buy a pencil.)
- Which is correct: accusative of 'das Fenster'?
- Complete: 'Sie isst _____ Kuchen.' (She eats the cake.)
- What happens to feminine and neuter nouns in accusative case?
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