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German grammar

Rules in plain words: tables, translated examples, common mistakes and a 10-question quiz on every topic. Start with word order — every German sentence rests on it.

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  • Tables and examples
  • A quiz on every topic
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Each topic is a page of its own, with an explanation, tables, examples and a quiz.

FAQ

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Where should I start with German grammar?

With word order (the verb in second place), the articles der, die, das and the Präsens. Then the accusative and dative, and the Perfekt to talk about the past.

What is the hardest part of German grammar?

Usually the cases and noun genders. It helps to learn every noun with its article and use the cases in short phrases right away: mit dem Bus, für meinen Freund.

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