1.The subject of a German sentence is in the [?] case.
2. Direct objects are in the [?] case.
3. In the sentence "Der Student trinkt gern Kaffee", "der Student" is the [?] of the sentence, so it is in the [?] case. "Kaffee" is the [?] in the [?] case.
4. In the sentence "Leider kann ich ihn erst morgen besuchen", the subject of the sentence is [?], and it is in the case. The direct object is [?] , and it is in the case.
5. Indirect objects are in the [?] case. For example in the sentence "Ich gebe meinem Onkel ein Bier", the indirect object is [?] . It is in the [?] case.
6. Identify the direct object and the indirect object in the following sentence: "Er schenkt seiner Freundin ein Buch zum Geburtstag." The direct object is [?] , which is in the case. The indirect object is [?] , and it is in the case.
7. The accusative and dative cases also are used in conjunction with certain[?].
8. The prepositions "für, ohne, gegen, durch and um" are [?] prepositions. Insert the following accordingly: "Wir gehen ohne [?] (unser Vater) einkaufen. Er hat Blumen für [?] (ich). Ich bekomme die Konzertkarten durch [?] (mein Nachbar)."
9. The prepositions "bei, von, nach, aus, außer, mit, zu and seit" are [?] prepositions. Insert the following accordingly: "Ich helfe [?] (meine Schwester) bei [?] (ihre Hausaufgaben). Der Vater spricht mit [?] (seine Kinder).
10. Fill in all the nouns in brackets in the required case: "Meine Mutter schenkt [?] (ihre Freundin) immer [?] (ein Roman). [?] (die Freundin) liest den Roman oft mit [?] (ihr Student, use plural!). Ihr gefallen [?] (die Romane) immer sehr gut.