Case Exercises For Czech Grammar

In the Czech language, grammatical cases play a crucial role in determining the function of a noun, pronoun, adjective, or numeral within a sentence. There are seven cases in total, which are: nominative, genitive, dative, accusative, vocative, locative, and instrumental. Each case has a distinct grammatical function and is indicated by specific endings for nouns and adjectives, as well as different prepositions for certain cases. Mastering cases is essential for understanding and forming coherent sentences in Czech.

Exercise 1: Fill in the missing cases

*Mám* (I have) rád jablka.
Po *ránu* (morning) jsem se probudil.
Jdu *do* (to) školy.
Četl jsem knihu o *sluncích* (suns).
Kam jste *řekl* (told) Petrovi?
Marie jde za *kamarádkou* (friend).
Nakupujeme *v obchodě* (store).
Tomáš šel s *námi* (us).
Jsem nejlepší *na světě* (in the world).
Stůl je *vedle* (next to) židle.

Exercise 2: Fill in the missing cases

Ten *kluk* (boy) je sportovec.
*Ta* (The) žena je učitelka.
*To* (The) auto je opravdu rychlé.
Petr koupil *javory* (maples) pro zahradu.
*Šli* (They went) do kina v neděli.
Učíme se *česky* (Czech language).
*Psal* (He wrote) dopis babičce.
Martina byla na dovolené *s Janem* (with Jan).
Pavel žije *v Praze* (in Prague).
Dům je *před* (in front of) stromem.

Download talkpal app

Learn anywhere anytime

Talkpal is an AI-powered language tutor. It’s the most efficient way to learn a language. Chat about an unlimited amount of interesting topics either by writing or speaking while receiving messages with realistic voice.