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Prepositions in Questions Exercises in German language

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Mastering the use of prepositions in questions is a crucial step in achieving fluency in German. Prepositions often dictate the case of the nouns they accompany, adding a layer of complexity to sentence construction. German prepositions can govern the accusative, dative, or genitive cases, and understanding their correct usage in questions is essential for clear and precise communication. Whether you're asking for directions, inquiring about someone's preferences, or seeking detailed information, the proper application of prepositions will help you form grammatically correct and natural-sounding questions. In this section, you will find a variety of grammar exercises designed to enhance your understanding and usage of prepositions in German questions. These exercises will cover a range of scenarios and contexts, providing you with ample practice to solidify your skills. By working through these exercises, you will become more confident in structuring your queries, ensuring that you can engage in conversations smoothly and effectively. Dive into the exercises and take another step toward mastering the intricacies of the German language.

Exercise 1

1. Mit wem gehst du heute Abend *aus*? (preposition for accompanying someone). 2. Worüber habt ihr gestern *gesprochen*? (preposition used when discussing a topic). 3. Auf wen wartest du *noch*? (preposition used to indicate waiting for someone). 4. An wen hast du den Brief *geschickt*? (preposition used when sending something to someone). 5. Woran denkst du *jetzt*? (preposition indicating what someone is thinking about). 6. Wofür interessiert sich deine Schwester *besonders*? (preposition indicating what someone is interested in). 7. Mit wem hast du das Problem *besprochen*? (preposition used when discussing an issue with someone). 8. Über wen hat er sich *beschwert*? (preposition used when complaining about someone). 9. Von wem hast du das Geschenk *bekommen*? (preposition indicating the origin of a gift). 10. Worauf freust du dich *am meisten*? (preposition used when looking forward to something).

Exercise 2

1. *Mit* wem gehst du ins Kino? (preposition for "with") 2. Worüber spricht er *mit* seinen Freunden? (preposition for "with") 3. *An* welchem Tag hast du Zeit? (preposition for "on" a specific day) 4. Für wen kaufst du das Geschenk? (preposition for "for" someone) 5. *Bei* welchem Restaurant treffen wir uns? (preposition for "at" a place) 6. *Nach* welchem Buch suchst du? (preposition for "after" in a search context) 7. *Vor* wem hast du Angst? (preposition for "before" in the sense of being scared of someone) 8. *Um* wie viel Uhr beginnt der Film? (preposition for "at" a specific time) 9. *Ohne* wen gehst du ins Theater? (preposition for "without") 10. *In* welchem Land hast du Urlaub gemacht? (preposition for "in" a specific country)

Exercise 3

1. Mit wem gehst du morgen *ins* Kino? (preposition for location) 2. Wofür interessierst du dich *am* meisten? (preposition for interest) 3. Worüber habt ihr gestern *gesprochen*? (preposition for topic of conversation) 4. An wen hast du den Brief *geschickt*? (preposition for direction) 5. Mit wem hast du die Arbeit *gemacht*? (preposition for collaboration) 6. Woran denkst du *oft*? (preposition for thought) 7. Worauf wartest du *noch*? (preposition for waiting) 8. Von wem hast du das *erfahren*? (preposition for source of information) 9. Worunter leidest du *momentan*? (preposition for suffering) 10. Womit fährst du zur *Arbeit*? (preposition for means of transport)