German

Hello dear student! Today, we will focus on German personal pronouns. Pronouns are an essential part of speech and are used to replace nouns in sentences. They can help make our speech and writing less repetitive and more fluid. In German, personal pronouns change depending on the grammatical case they are in. We’re going to […]

In today’s lesson, we’re going to delve into the world of local prepositions (lokale Präpositionen) in the German language. Prepositions of place are a key element in creating clear and accurate sentences, as they indicate the location or position of a subject in relation to other objects. Understanding and correctly using these prepositions will greatly

Hello, student! As you continue to strengthen your German language skills, it’s important to expand your vocabulary and understanding of sentence structure. Today we are focusing on “Days of the Week, Months, and Seasons”. We’re going to approach this in various ways. Firstly, we’ll rearrange sentences to correct their order, and then we will translate

Hello, student! Today we will be focusing on improving your German language skills. We are going to work on understanding, translating, and using some of the most common and useful phrases in the German language. By the end of this exercise, you will have a better grasp of daily conversational German, which will greatly help

Dear Student, as you continue your journey into the exciting world of the German language, it’s important that we lay a strong foundation for your learning. In this lesson, we will focus on basic German activites for beginners. If you want to access the full list of exercises click here. You’ll practice arranging sentences, translating

Hello dear student, today we are going to dive into some important basic elements of the German language, which are the definite articles “Der”, “Die”, and “Das”. Understanding these is essential as they are used very frequently. The German language has a system of grammatical gender and every noun is either masculine (Der), feminine (Die),

Hello, student! Today we are going to work on various exercises that will help you improve your understanding of German colors. You will be engaged in different tasks that involve sentence structuring, translation, vocabulary building, and writing. These tasks will challenge you to apply your knowledge of German colors in various contexts. Let’s dive in!

Regular verbs in German are conjugated according to the subject performing the action. The endings vary according to the personal pronoun: Pronoun Ending Example (Fragen) ich -e Frage du -st Fragst er/es/sie -t Fragt wir -en Fragen ihr -t Fragt sie -en Fragen Sie -en Fragen   Activities!   1) Conjugate the “Singen” verb a)

The dative case should be used with: Indirect object (most of the times) Dative verbs Dative prepositions Answer the “to whom?” question   Gender Definite Article Indefinite Article Masculine Dem Einem Feminine Der Einer Neutral Dem Einem Plural Den –   Activities!   1) Which words below are accusative prepositions? a) Nach or Ohne? Answer:

The nominative case is used with the subject of a sentence. It can be a definite or indefinite article, according to the gender of the subject: Gender Definite Article Indefinite Article Masculine Der Ein Feminine Die Eine Neutral Das Ein Plural Die –   In addition to being used as an article of the subject,