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Practise a pattern in more than one way.
Try a gap, a correction and a word-order task on the A2 dative. The greeting sample separately explores Sie and du.
Practise, then reapply
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Try three ways to practise the dative. These local samples come from verified A2 exercises; your answers are not saved to an account.
A2 · Fill the gap
A destination in the dative
Complete the gap with the preposition and article for die Arbeit.
Ich fahre jeden Tag _______ Arbeit.
A hint
The preposition zu takes the dative. Die becomes der; zu der can contract to zur.
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zur
Correct: Ich fahre jeden Tag zur Arbeit. Zur combines zu and the dative article der.
A2 · Correct the sentence
Correct the ending after mit
Rewrite the sentence with the correct form of mein.
Ich komme mit mein Bruder.
A hint
Mit takes the dative. For the masculine noun Bruder, mein becomes meinem.
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Ich komme mit meinem Bruder.
Correct: Ich komme mit meinem Bruder. The dative ending -em belongs on meinem after mit.
A2 · Put the words in order
Build a sentence about your journey
Start with Ich and arrange every word to say that you go to university by bus.
Ich / fahre / mit / dem / Bus / zur / Uni / .
A hint
Put fahre after Ich. Keep mit dem Bus together, then add the destination zur Uni.
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Ich fahre mit dem Bus zur Uni.
Correct: Ich fahre mit dem Bus zur Uni. Mit dem Bus names the means of transport; zur Uni names the destination.
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