Core Grammar of German: Cases and Word Order
Practise German cases and word order for the CCEA grammar core.
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CCEA German grammar 🇩🇪
CCEA German keeps the four-skill MFL model, but grammar still supports every unit. Cases and word order are the safest high-value revision core.
Key German 🔑
Practise the forms and the job each form does.
Case control
The article changes when the noun changes job.
Check the meaning 🎯
Which option means the father as subject?
- der Vater
- den Vater
- dem Vater
- weil ich lerne
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- der Vater
- den Vater
- dem Vater
- weil ich lerne
- the father as subject
- the father as direct object
- to or with the father
- because I am learning
Grammar earns accuracy
In writing and speaking, small endings show control. In reading, they tell you who is doing what.
Complete the notes 🧩
German uses _____ for a masculine subject, _____ for a masculine direct object, and _____ after mit. In a weil-clause, the verb often goes at the _____.
Build the word order
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Two accurate choices ✅
Which TWO grammar statements are accurate?
- den Vater can mark a masculine direct object.
- weil often sends the verb to the end.
- German nouns never use capital letters.
- mit takes den with a masculine noun here.
Spot the evidence 🖍️
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Choose the case clue
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Explain the grammar
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