Ask any German A1 student what breaks their brain first and you will hear the same answer: the cases. Specifically the accusative โ the moment der Tisch becomes den Tisch and every sentence becomes a small test of attention. German Akkusativ Practice is a focused drill app for exactly this problem, and it makes one opinionated design choice: no multiple choice.
Production, Not Recognition
Multiple-choice grammar exercises test recognition โ can you spot the right answer among four options? But speaking German requires production: building the sentence yourself, from nothing. So each of the app's 25 questions shows an English sentence ("She cleans the table.") and a verb/noun hint, and you type the complete German sentence: Sie putzt den Tisch.
Checking is forgiving where it should be โ capitalisation and punctuation don't count against you โ and strict where it matters: the case must be right.
Mistakes Are the Curriculum
Get a sentence wrong and the app shows a word-by-word diff: exactly which words missed, highlighted in red, with the correct sentence alongside your attempt. Wrote der where den belonged? You will see precisely that, not a generic "incorrect." At the end, a results screen replays every mistake as a "You wrote / Correct" card โ a personal error log worth more than the score itself.
Practice Your Way
- Quick Revision box โ a built-in refresher on article changes (der โ den) and present-tense verb endings before you start.
- Optional 30-second timer โ exam pressure, when you want it.
- Optional grammar guide โ keep a compact reference visible during practice.
Part of a Series
This app is the grammar-depth companion to our Netzwerk A1 Vocabulary Practice โ vocabulary breadth there, case precision here. Both are free, no-signup web apps.
Start drilling: German Akkusativ Practice.