Master German grammar step-by-step — from basic articles to complex structures.
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Foundation grammar rules · Essential for basic communication
Learn der, die, das — the foundation of German grammar. Master definite and indefinite articles.
Understanding plural patterns in German. Learn the 5 main plural endings and their rules.
Conjugating verbs in the present tense. Regular and irregular verb patterns explained.
The subject case in German. Understanding when and how to use nominative articles.
Basic German word order. Learn how to build correct German sentences (Subject-Verb-Object).
Master ich, du, er, sie, es, wir, ihr, sie, Sie. Essential for all communication.
Learn mein, dein, sein, ihr, unser, euer. Express ownership and relationships.
How to make negative sentences. When to use nicht vs kein/keine.
W-Fragen (wer, was, wo, wann) and Yes/No questions. Ask anything in German!
Basic prepositions (in, auf, an, mit, zu). Essential for location and direction.
Regular vs irregular verbs. Learn the patterns to conjugate any verb.
Introduction to separable verbs (aufstehen, mitkommen). Understanding prefix separation.
Build on basics with more complex structures
The direct object case. Learn when and how to use accusative articles and pronouns.
Talking about the past. Learn haben/sein + past participle constructions.
können, müssen, wollen, sollen, dürfen, mögen. Express ability, necessity, and desire.
Making comparisons. Learn how to say bigger, biggest, better, best in German.
Complex structures for expressing detailed ideas
The indirect object case. Master dative articles, pronouns, and prepositions.
Written past tense. Essential for storytelling and formal writing.
Complex sentences with weil, dass, wenn, ob. Master German word order in subclauses.
Verbs with sich. Learn reflexive pronouns and common reflexive verbs.
Advanced grammar for complex expression
The possessive case. Formal possession and genitive prepositions.
Subjunctive mood for wishes, hypotheticals, and indirect speech.
Forming passive sentences with werden. Essential for formal and academic German.
Advanced noun-phrase constructions typical of formal written German.