German Grammar

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Adjective endings: Strong inflection (no article)

Adjective endings: Weak inflection (using the)

Adjective endings: Mixed inflection (using a)

Adjective endings: Weak inflection (using this)

Relative pronouns (definitive)

Personal pronouns

Reflexive pronouns

Sein - to be - complete conjugation

Haben - to have - complete conjugation

Werden - to become - complete conjugation

Tun - to do - complete conjugation

Wollen - to want - complete conjugation

Other Irregular Verbs

Prepositions and cases

German alphabet (pronounciation)

Case endings of regular nouns (masculine)

Case endings of regular nouns (feminine)

Case endings of regular nouns (neuter)

Case endings of weak masculine nouns

Case endings of irregular masculine nouns (+ Herz)

Interrogatives declension (who, what)

Preposition Examples

Going to places (nach/zu/auf/in/an)