Preposition Cases

Question 1

Bis (until)

Answer 1

Accusative (FUBDOG)
- Bis nächsten January
- Bis nächste Woche
- Bis nächstes Wochenende

Question 2

Ohne (without)

Answer 2

Accusative (FUBDOG)
- Wir gehen ohne dich nach Paris (using the accusative version of you)

Question 3

Um (at, around)

Answer 3

Accusative (FUBDOG)
- Ich komme um zwei Uhr
- Die Kinder sind um den Tisch

Question 4

Aus (from, out of)

Answer 4

Dative (VZMAN)
- Ich komme aus dem Supermark
- Ich komme aus dem Bahnhof
- Ich komme aus Kanada

Question 5

Mit (with)

Answer 5

Dative (VZMAN)

Question 6

Nach (after, to)

Answer 6

Dative (VZMAN)

Question 7

Von (from, of)

Answer 7

Dative (VZMAN)
- Ich komme von der Arbeit

Question 8

Zu (to)

Answer 8

Dative (VZMAN)
- Ich gehe zu meinem Freund

Question 9

An (to, on)

Answer 9

Two-way
- Use Accusative case if you are referring to movement or direction.
- Use Dative case if you are referring to location or position.

Question 10

Auf (on, upon)

Answer 10

Two-way
- Use Accusative case if you are referring to movement or direction.
- Use Dative case if you are referring to location or position.

Question 11

In (in, into)

Answer 11

Two-way
- Use Accusative case if you are referring to movement or direction.
- Use Dative case if you are referring to location or position.

Question 12

Vor

Answer 12

Two-way
- Use Accusative case if you are referring to movement or direction.
- Use Dative case if you are referring to location or position.

Question 13

Für (for)

Answer 13

Accusative (FUBDOG)
- Diese Blumen sind für dich (using the accusative version of you)

Question 14

What case does a preposition require when describing something that is Not Moving

Answer 14

Dative

There following prepositions require the dative case when describing something that is not moving:

Auf, An, Neben, Vor, Hinter, Zwischen, Über, Unter, In