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Accusative German Exercises
Today’s quest, should you choose to accept it, is to tackle the accusative case. But to do this, you’ll have…
German Pronouns: Complete Guide to the 8 Different Types and How to Use Them Right
Pronouns are an important but tricky component of any language. Like articles and adjectives, German pronouns change their form depending…
Ihr in German: 4 Key Uses
This post is dedicated to an exceptional German homophone that has a variety of different meanings. That’s right, say hello…
6 German Grammar Rules for Beginners
It’s important to see grammar as the nuts and bolts of any language. It may not sound as exciting as…
Nominative vs Accusative German Cases
In German, there are many different articles. If you’ve already started studying the language, you’ve probably already encountered some of…
A Guide to German Auxiliary Verbs
There are many types of German verbs. Auxiliary verbs are an important part of speech in both German and English.…
German Simple Past Tense
The German simple past tense might seem a lot more complicated than its name lets on—unless you’ve got a handle…
12 German Modal Particles
Some of the trickiest words to master in German are Modalpartikeln (modal particles). Modal particles usually have other meanings in…
