German Grammar Guide

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Basic word order in main clauses (subject-verb-object)

Grammar guide for Basic word order in main clauses (subject-verb-object) in en

Grammatical gender and noun articles (der, die, das)

Grammar guide for Grammatical gender and noun articles (der, die, das) in en

Definite and indefinite articles in the nominative case

Grammar guide for Definite and indefinite articles in the nominative case in en

Plural forms of nouns

Grammar guide for Plural forms of nouns in en

Personal pronouns (subject forms) and the verbs 'to be' (sein) and 'to have' (haben)

Grammar guide for Personal pronouns (subject forms) and the verbs sein & haben in en

Present tense conjugation of regular and common irregular verbs

Grammar guide for Present tense conjugation of regular and common irregular verbs in en

Negation with nicht and kein (making sentences negative)

Grammar guide for Negation with nicht and kein (making sentences negative) in en

Forming yes/no questions and W-questions (verb-first order, question words)

Grammar guide for Forming yes/no questions and W-questions (verb-first order, question words) in en

Accusative case for direct objects (den, einen and accusative pronouns)

Grammar guide for Accusative case for direct objects (den, einen and accusative pronouns) in en

Accusative prepositions (for, through, without, etc.)

Grammar guide for Accusative prepositions (für, durch, ohne, etc.) in en

Possessive adjectives (mein, dein, sein, etc.) in simple sentences

Grammar guide for Possessive adjectives (mein, dein, sein, etc.) in simple sentences in en

Modal verbs for basic ability and requests (können = can / to be able to, möchten = would like)

Grammar guide for Modal verbs for basic ability and requests (können, möchten) in en

Separable verbs in the present tense (prefix placement)

Grammar guide for Separable verbs in the present tense (prefix placement) in en

Imperative forms (du, ihr, Sie commands)

Grammar guide for Imperative forms (du, ihr, Sie commands) in en

Formal vs informal pronouns (du vs Sie) and verb forms

Grammar guide for Formal vs informal pronouns (du vs Sie) and verb forms in en

Coordinating conjunctions (und, oder, aber, denn) that do not change word order

Grammar guide for Coordinating conjunctions (und, oder, aber, denn) without word order change in en

Expressions of existence (es gibt + accusative = 'there is' / 'there are')

Grammar guide for Expressions of existence (es gibt + accusative for there is/are) in en

Expressing likes and dislikes (using gern, lieber, and nicht gern)

Grammar guide for Expressing likes and dislikes (gern/lieber and nicht gern usage) in en

Basic time phrases and word order (yesterday, today, tomorrow at beginning or end)

Grammar guide for Basic time phrases and word order (gestern, heute, morgen at beginning or end) in en

Telling time and date (using 'um' for clock times and 'am'/'im' for dates and seasons)

Grammar guide for Telling time and date (using um, am, im with clock time and dates) in en

Separable vs inseparable verb prefixes (overview and examples)

Grammar guide for Separable vs inseparable verb prefixes (overview and examples) in en

Verb-final word order in German subordinate clauses (with 'weil', 'dass', 'wenn', etc.)

Grammar guide for Verb-final word order in subordinate clauses (with Weil, Dass, etc.) in en

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