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From https://yourdailygerman.com

The author of the German is easy! blog writes, "Cases are quite a big topic. There’s the different endings for different word groups, then the question of which case to use with verbs and which case to use with prepositions. And overall it’s way too much to digest at once, so it’s broken down into little chunks. Like… the section about Accusative case in a beginners book. Or a chart of the definite articles for all cases. Or a lecture about Two Way Prepositions and which case to use.

“There are many ways, to break up the big topic cases into smaller chunks, but there is one thing that most textbooks and exercises you can find online have in common… they deal with all three genders at a time."

In this post, learners can translate sentences into German. The sentences require a variety of cases to be accurate, but all nouns are masculine, so that the learner can focus on the correct case without also worrying about gender.

Read about and access the exercise at https://yourdailygerman.com/german-cases-exercise-masculine/