German Prepositions
Each German preposition comes with a case. Learn them in groups and you’ll pick the right article without stopping to think.
8 lessons · a few minutes each
A1 · Beginner
All A1 grammar →- Accusative prepositionsdurch, für, gegen, ohne, um: always accusative
- Dative prepositionsaus, bei, mit, nach, seit, von, zu: always dative
- Prepositions of placeSay where things are: auf, unter, neben, bei
- Prepositions of timeum 8 Uhr, am Montag, im Mai: pick the right one
- Aus or vonTwo words for 'from': aus or von?
- Nach or zunach Berlin, zum Arzt, in die Schweiz
A2 · Elementary
All A2 grammar →B2 · Upper intermediate
All B2 grammar →Other grammar topics
- Nouns & Articlesder, die, das, plurals and compound nouns
- Pronounsich, mich, mir — and when to say du or Sie
- VerbsConjugation, modal and separable verbs
- TensesPresent, perfect, past, future and Konjunktiv
- CasesNominative, accusative, dative, genitive
- AdjectivesEndings, comparative and superlative
- AdverbsWords for when, where and how
- Sentence StructureWord order, questions and negation
- Conjunctionsund, aber, weil, dass — and where the verb goes
- NumbersCounting, ordinals, prices and phone numbers
- Time & DatesTelling the time and saying the date
- Passive Voicewerden + participle in every tense