Adjektive + Präpositionen – B1-Arbeitsblatt
Are you ready for more exercises to improve your German language skills? Then try this German worksheet on adjectives and prepositions.
When I was learning German, I was fascinated by how Germans structure their words and sentences. Some combinations might not seem to make sense at first — but that’s just German for you, and honestly, that’s what makes the language so interesting.
So just a quick review: adjectives are words that describe a noun, pronoun, or noun phrase, and they always appear near the word they’re modifying.
Prepositions, on the other hand, are words or groups of words that show the relationship between other words — they link nouns, pronouns, and phrases to the rest of a sentence.
Some common German prepositions include: auf, mit, ohne, über, an, unter, für, von, and gegen.

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