In German, there are 4 cases. In section A1 Lower, you will only come across the first 2 cases, the nominative case and the accusative case.

You may look at each case as a name for a set of endings. That way, it is easier to talk about them because you don't have to list the individual endings.

Do you remember the way some endings changed when a noun changed its role from subject to direct object? Study the table.  Which case is used for the direct object of a sentence, which case is used for the subject?

Complete the rules underneath. Then press [Check] to see whether you got it right. Use the [Hint] button to get a free letter if you need help.

neuter plural