German grammar

Dative Verbs and Accusative Verbs in German

Dative and Accusative in German.While learning German, one of the most common difficulties every beginner faces is not knowing whether…

Imperative (Command Form )in German

German imperative forms. Pass the spoon please! Be quiet! Call me if you need anything! There are number of situations…

Future Tense in German

Future Tense in German While learning German, have you ever wondered how to talk about your upcoming trips or plans?…

German Prepositions

German Prepositions. Have you tried communicating in English without prepositions? Next to impossible, isn’t it? German prepositions too play a…

Reflexive Verbs in German

German reflexive verbs. Talking about most of your daily routine activities involves the use of German reflexive verbs. Be it…

Adjective Endings in German

Adjective Endings in German. Adjectives are often used in day-to-day conversations. Knowing the correct adjective ending is important for your…

Subordinate or Dependent Clauses in German

Subordinate Clauses in German. German grammar can be intimidating at times. But, you need to learn even the difficult concepts…

Verbs and Phrases that Require Infinitive Clauses

Infinitive clauses in German can refer to either the subject or object of the main clause. But what are impersonal…

German Conjunctions

German conjunctions are also an essential part of the German language. Do you notice anything common in the sentences below?…

German Articles All cases

Articles in Gwerman are the most commonly used words in all the languages. If you are a beginner, German articles…

Function Verbs in German (Funktionsverbgefüge)

German function verbs or Funktionsverbgefüge are used along with nouns and other optional elements like articles or prepositions to form meaningful expressions…

Basic Dative Verbs and Accusative Verbs in German

Dative and accusative verbs in German. While learning German, one of the most common difficulties every beginner faces is not…

A Guide to German Verbs for Beginners

German verbs has six tenses: present (Präsens) present perfect (Perfekt) simple past (Präteritum) past perfect (Plusquamperfekt) future (Futur I) future perfect (Futur II)In this post,…

The difference between Müssen and dürfen in German

Müssen and dürfen in German. When studying German, you will get to know the two verbs “müssen,” and “dürfen” quite…

German articles

German articles are used similarly to the English articles, a and the. However, they are declined differently according to the number, gender and case of their…