Grammar Blitz (CEFR A1–B1)
Answer grammar questions within 60 seconds. Correct answers add time and points.
Core German Grammar Rules Tested in Grammar Blitz
___ Buch (book)
✓ das — Buch takes neuter article das
Ich gebe ___ Freund ein Geschenk. (I give a gift to the friend)
✓ dem — Dative case - dem Freund
Er ___ jeden Tag Deutsch. (He learns German every day)
✓ lernt — for er/sie/es use -t ending
Ich ___ heute ins Kino ___.
✓ gehe / x — Verb is in the second position
___ Sonne (sun)
✓ die — Sonne takes feminine article die
Ich sehe ___ Mann. (I see the man)
✓ den — Accusative case - den Mann
Wir ___ nach Hause. (We are going home)
✓ gehen — for wir use -en ending
___ Auto (car)
✓ das — Auto takes neuter article das
Das ist das Auto ___ Lehrers. (This is the teacher's car)
✓ des — Genitive case - des Lehrers
Du ___ sehr gut Deutsch. (You speak German very well)
✓ sprichst — for du use -st ending
Grammar Blitz: fast decisions in 60 seconds
Answer multiple-choice grammar questions in 60 seconds: pick the article, the case, the verb form. This forces rules to become automatic — exactly the skill exams require.
Questions cover Präsens and Perfekt, Akkusativ and Dativ, and prepositions. A wrong answer shows the correct form and the rule behind it.
Game questions
Which rules does Grammar Blitz test?
Verb conjugation (Präsens, Perfekt), cases (Akkusativ/Dativ) and prepositions — the most error-prone parts of German.
What do I need for a high score?
Read the grammar tables first, then play: once you know the rules, speed improves on its own.
How long is a game?
Each round is 60 seconds. Three to five rounds a day is an effective five-minute workout.