Adjektiv + Präposition test
One question at a time, the clock runs. Answers stay closed like a real exam: you see every correct answer with its explanation at the end. Score 60% to finish the topic.
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Rule breakdown
Every question is tied to a rule. This is where you lost points.
Answers and explanations
Every correct answer and why. Your mistakes went to the review queue.
10 questions, easy to hard
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Bist du stolz deine Leistung?
Are you proud of your performance?
Ich bin sehr zufrieden meinem neuen Handy.
I’m very happy with my new phone.
Wir sind abhängig Öl.
We depend on oil.
Wer ist verantwortlich diesen Fehler?
Who is responsible for this mistake?
Sie ist interessiert der neuen Stelle.
She is interested in the new position.
Er ist stolz auf (der Sohn).
He is proud of his son.
Bist du zufrieden mit (die Note)?
Are you happy with your grade?
bist du stolz? Auf meine guten Noten.
What are you proud of?
Build the sentence: I’m proud of you.
Tap the pieces to build the sentence
Correct order
Er ist interessiert für das Buch. — this sentence is grammatically correct.
The rules in three lines
The full topic lives on its own page. This is only the core you need for the test.
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Learn the patterns as a whole
Always learn the adjective together with its preposition and the case (Kasus) it takes: stolz auf (Akk), zufrieden mit (Dat).
Ich bin zufrieden mit meinem Auto.
Commonly mixed up
Where a direct translation breaks. The hard questions come from here.
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Ich bin stolz mit meinem Sohn.
Ich bin stolz auf meinen Sohn.
Being proud is not used with “mit” but with “auf” (Akkusativ).