Adjectives are an essential part of the German language, as they provide additional information about nouns and pronouns. In German grammar, adjectives can have various forms depending on their function in a sentence. They can appear as attributive adjectives (before a noun), predicative adjectives (after a verb), or in their comparative or superlative forms. German adjectives also need to agree with the gender, case, and number of the noun they modify. As a language specialist and teacher, I have designed the following exercises to help you practice and improve your understanding of adjectives in German grammar. These exercises will test your knowledge of adjective declension, adjective endings, and comparative and superlative forms. Good luck and let’s begin!
