120 sentences at A2 and B1
Short everyday sentences with a gap, such as “Der ___ Bus kommt gleich.” The topic does not occur at A1, so the trainer starts at A2.
ADJECTIVE ENDINGS
ein neuer, der neue.
After “der”, it is “der neue Tisch”; after “ein”, it is “ein neuer Tisch”. Practise these endings in 120 sentences at A2 and B1. No account required.
At a glance
Choose from three endings
Tap an ending and the gap is immediately filled with the correct one. A wrong choice remains red so you can see the difference.
See the case
After answering, a small label shows the case: nominative, accusative, dative or genitive. Over time, you see which ending belongs to which case.
How it works
Open. Practise. Continue.
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Choose a level
Choose A2 or B1. The 120 sentences are distributed across those levels.
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Tap the ending
The sentence appears with a gap and three endings below.
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Remember the rules
The trainer home screen explains three basic rules: after der, die, das usually use -e or -en; after ein, kein, mein use -er, -e, -es; in the dative, almost always use -en.
Start today. At your own pace.
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