One of the most difficult things about the German language is the case system. There are four cases (nominative, accusative, dative and genitive) and four article categories (masculine, feminine, neuter, and plural). Each of these are used in unique circumstances and have their own format that needs to be followed in order to avoid misunderstandings. With the posts on this page, you will be able to master der, die, and das and so much more!
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Nominative
Accusative
Everything Accusative Case Materials
Present Tense of Haben (with an Introduction to the Accusative Case)
Accusative Case Personal Pronouns
Wen siehst du denn? – A German Grammar Story
Dative
Everything Dative Case Materials
Indirect Objects (Dative Case Basics)
Word Order with Direct & Indirect Objects
Verbs with Fixed Dative Prepositions
Wechselpräpositionen (Two-Way Prepositions)
Verbs with Fixed Two-Way Prepositions & the Dative Case
Genitive
Everything Genitive Case Materials
