📄️ Nomen-Deklination und N-Deklination
In German, nouns are divided into two main groups when declining by case (Kasus):
📄️ Verben mit festen Präpositionen – Verbs with fixed prepositions (advanced) in German
🔍 1. Concept & important notes
📄️ Adjektiv mit Präposition – Adjectives with prepositions (advanced) in German
🔍 1. Concept & key points
📄️ Relativpronomen und Relativsätze
Relativpronomen (Relative pronouns) are used to replace a noun mentioned earlier and help connect the main clause with a relative clause (Relativsatz).
📄️ Verben mit zwei Objekten – Verbs with two objects in German
🔍 1. Overview
📄️ Die Doppelkonjunktionen
Doppelkonjunktionen (Double conjunctions) help connect two clauses that have a logical relationship.
📄️ Verben und Adjektive mit Präpositionen
- In German, many verbs and adjectives are always used with specific prepositions.
📄️ Konjunktiv II
- Konjunktiv II is a grammatical form used to express unreal situations, wishes, possibilities, or polite requests.
📄️ Die Verben lassen, brauchen und werden
- The verbs "lassen", "brauchen" and "werden" can function as main verbs or as auxiliary verbs, depending on the context.
📄️ Wortstellung im Deutschen
- Word order in German is not completely free; it follows certain rules.
📄️ Verwechslungsgefahr: leicht verwechselbare Wörter im Deutschen
- In German, many words or phrases have similar meanings but are used in different contexts.
📄️ Leicht verwechselbare Wörter im Deutschen – Teil 2
- Many German words have similar meanings but are used in different contexts.
📄️ Leicht verwechselbare Wörter im Deutschen – Teil 3
- In German, many words have similar meanings but are used differently depending on the context.
📄️ Leicht verwechselbare Wörter im Deutschen – Teil 4
- In German, many words have similar meanings but differ in usage.
📄️ Partizip I & Partizip II
- Partizip I and Partizip II are two special forms of verbs that can function as adjectives or be used in various grammatical structures.
📄️ Konjunktiv I
- Konjunktiv I is a grammatical form mainly used in indirect speech (Indirekte Rede), commands, and certain special constructions.
📄️ Sätze mit „zu + Infinitiv“ und „um … zu“
- “zu + Infinitiv” is a common structure used to express purpose, desire, or an action related to the main verb.