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German grammar

explained in English

Contents

  1. The four cases
  2. Find the case in 4 steps
  3. Articles
  4. Pronouns
  5. Prepositions
  6. Verbs that take the dative
  7. Adjective endings
  8. Nouns that change
  9. Guessing a noun's gender
  10. Forming the plural
  11. The full n-Deklination
  12. Possessives and ownership
  13. Demonstratives: dieser, der, derselbe
  14. es, man and indefinite pronouns
  15. Adjectives: the special cases
  16. Comparative and superlative
  17. Word order: verb second and the Satzklammer
  18. The middle of the sentence: pronouns and TeKaMoLo
  19. Negation: nicht, kein and where nicht goes
  20. Asking questions
  21. Joining two main clauses
  22. Subordinate clauses: conjunctions and verb at the end
  23. Indirect questions
  24. Relative clauses and relative pronouns
  25. Wohin? Wo? Woher? Going somewhere
  26. da- and wo-: darauf, worauf
  27. Numbers
  28. Dates, time and time prepositions
  29. Capital letters, ss / ß and commas
  30. Verbs: the big picture
  31. The present tense and its irregularities
  32. Perfekt: haben or sein?
  33. Forming the past participle
  34. The Präteritum: forms and use
  35. The most useful strong and irregular verbs
  36. Past perfect, Future I and Future II
  37. werden: four jobs, and worden or geworden
  38. The passive in every tense
  39. The state passive and other ways to express the passive
  40. Konjunktiv II: forms and when to use it
  41. Konjunktiv I: reported speech
  42. The imperative in detail
  43. Modal verbs: forms and meanings
  44. The double infinitive (Ersatzinfinitiv)
  45. Separable and inseparable prefixes
  46. Reflexive verbs
  47. Verbs with a fixed preposition
  48. The infinitive with or without zu
  49. The verb lassen
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