Every structure, one active-recall pass
This isn't new teaching - it's the entire grammar course compressed into one continuous drill, in the order it was taught. Answer each quiz before revealing it. If a whole section feels shaky, follow its lesson link before moving on - don't just read past it.
ich ___ (sein) / ich ___ (haben)
Sie ___ Herr Schmidt? (formal question, sein)
The three endings: ich -___, du -___, er/sie/es -___
du wohn___ (wohnen)
Which single gender changes in the accusative?
Ich habe ein___ Bruder. (masc. accusative)
Heute ___ ich Deutsch. (lernen - what happens to "ich" when "Heute" leads?)
Yes/no question: verb goes ___.
Dative of der / die / das
Name the 7 dative-only prepositions.
The 6 modals?
In a modal-verb sentence, the infinitive goes ___.
Which two pronouns always share the same modal form?
Ich habe ___ Auto. (no car)
Das ist ___ teuer. (not expensive)
Ich kaufe heute ___. (einkaufen, separable)
Does "verstehen" ever split?
Name 4 of the 8 inseparable prefixes.
Most verbs use ___ as the helper; motion verbs use ___.
Regular participle pattern?
Participle of "gehen"?
Safest way to use an adjective without worrying about endings?
der schön___ Tag (nominative) vs. den schön___ Tag (accusative)
groß → ___ → am ___
Irregular: gut → ___ → am ___
Possessives follow the same endings as ___.
jeder, welcher, dieser follow the same endings as ___.
Wohin? signals ___; Wo? signals ___.
Ich gehe in ___ Küche. (die Küche, movement)
Ich bin in ___ Küche. (die Küche, location)
Accusative "him"? Dative "him"?
Reflexive "myself"?
Most common way to express future in everyday German?
und/aber/oder vs. weil/dass - which group sends the verb to the end?
als = one-time PAST event. wenn = ?
ob means ___.
Everyday spoken alternative to the genitive?
Der Mann, ___ hier wohnt, ist mein Nachbar. (relative pronoun, nominative)
"man" conjugates like which pronoun?
es gibt always takes which case?
Die Wohnung gefällt ___. (I like the apartment)
viel vs. viele - which takes plural nouns?
"someone" / "no one"?
Ich ___ gerne einen Termin vereinbaren. (extra-polite)
Du ___ mehr Deutsch sprechen. (soft advice)
Translate out loud, then check: "If I have time tomorrow, I'll help you, because you helped me last year."
Your attempt first, then reveal.