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German grammar that finally clicks
Twenty-eight focused units covering the essential backbone of everyday German grammar, each short enough for one sitting and full of examples you can use immediately.
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01Words from EnglishThe endings that convert02Present tenseThe endings and the seven vowel changes03ImperativeGiving instructions to du, ihr and Sie04Noun genderThe endings that predict der, die and das05Personal pronounsIch, mich, mir and the rest06Demonstratives and indefinite pronounsDieser, jeder, mancher, jemand07PluralsThe five endings and who takes which08N-declensionDer Student, den Studenten09CasesWhat nominative, accusative, dative and genitive are for10PrepositionsWhich case each one takes11Word orderThe verb-second rule and what breaks it12Modal verbsCan, must, want, should, may, like13Separable verbsWhy the verb splits in half14NegationNicht or kein15Reflexive verbsSich freuen, sich waschen16Past tensePerfekt or Präteritum17Future tenseWerden, and when the present tense is enough18Adjective endingsOne question instead of three tables19ComparativesBigger, biggest, as big as20Subordinate clausesWeil, dass, wenn and the verb at the end21Zu + infinitiveAnzurufen, um zu lernen, ohne zu fragen22Relative clausesDer Mann, der dort steht23Verbs with fixed prepositionsWarten auf, denken an24Da- and wo- wordsDarauf, damit, worauf, womit25PassiveWerden plus a participle26Konjunktiv IReported speech without taking sides27Konjunktiv IIWürde, hätte, wäre28Modal particlesDoch, mal, eben, halt