Master the German cases: nominative, accusative, dative & genitive

Go back to basics & finally understand how German grammar works!

Are you struggling with German prepositions?

Do you find it hard to figure out the subject, direct object, or indirect object in a sentence?

Are adjective endings driving you crazy?

Do you actually need to understand the nominative, accusative, dative, and genitive cases?

Sure, you could memorize phrases parrot-fashion - but that takes forever and won’t help you form your own sentences.

If you want to speak German with confidence, you need a solid understanding of German cases - and that’s exactly what this course will give you!

What you will learn

This course breaks down German cases step by step, using simple examples to make the rules clear. You’ll learn:

✔️ How to identify the nominative, accusative, dative, and genitive cases

✔️ How to determine word roles (subject, direct/indirect object)

✔️ How to choose the right preposition

✔️ How to correctly use adjective endings

✔️ The logic behind German grammar - so it finally makes sense!

Why this course works

German grammar seems complex, but it’s actually very logical. This course goes back to basics, breaking everything down into easy-to-understand sentences. By the end, you’ll feel confident using the German cases - instead of guessing!

Who is this course for?

📌 Beginners – Start learning cases early to build a strong foundation.

📌 Intermediate learners – Clarify any gaps in understanding and master tricky concepts.

📌 Advanced learners – Use this course as a refresher to fine-tune your accuracy.

What makes this course different?

Most German courses rush through cases, leaving students confused. But this course offers:

✅ In-depth explanations in plain English

✅ Videos & exercises to reinforce learning

✅ A printable & digital workbook for practice

✅ A quiz to test your understanding

✅ Monthly live sessions for extra support

By the end of this course, you’ll finally understand German cases - and use them with confidence!

🎓 Ready to make sense of German grammar? Enrol today!

Ready to enrol?

German grammar - the four cases

$35

Course curriculum

1

Introduction
- A little ad to entice you ;-) Free Preview
- Introduction and information about this course Free Preview
- A little info about Angelika
- The workbook
2

The four cases
- The nominative case with definite articles Free Preview
- The nominative case with indefinite articles
- The nominative case with pronouns and possessive articles
- The accusative case - an explanation
- The accusative case - the changes
- Does it matter?
- Accusative done!
- The dative case
- Game time!
- The genitive case
- Some extra phrases
- Exercises for you
3

The prepositions
- What are prepositions?
- Prepositions followed by the accusative case
- Accusative prepositions - your turn
- Prepositions followed by the dative case
- Dative prepositions - your turn
- The dual prepositions Free Preview
- The dual prepositions - your turn
- Prepositions followed by the genitive case
- Genitive prepositions - your turn Free Preview
- Genitive or dative?
- Some extra things to be aware of
- Prepositions done!
- Exercise for you: A preposition story
- New videos
- Pronouns with prepositions - extra
- Da + preposition with subordinate clause
- For a bit of fun - word sudoku with prepositions
4

Adjective endings
- The difference between English and German adjectives
- Adjective endings in the nominative case
- Adjective endings in the nominative case - your turn
- Adjective endings in the accusative case
- Adjective endings in the accusative case - your turn
- Adjective endings in the dative
- Adjective endings in the dative case - your turn
- Adjective endings in the genitive case
- Adjective endings in the genitive case - your turn
- Exercise for you: The preposition story continues
- All adjective endings - an infographic
5

Putting it all together
- Recap of all the lectures
- A blog post
- A YouTube playlist with songs
- How to practise on your own
- Final task: Test your knowledge of the cases
- What next?
- Be proud!