We got 6 tenses in total but those two suffice. That’s lovely and the good news is that you only need to master two German tenses until half through German level B2 CEFR:Ī) The Präsens tense for present & future events and I explain the logic behind the cases in this German online class of which you’ll find many more in my German online courses for self learners: It takes some time to get a nice grip on them but there’s no reason to be scared of them at all. The German cases are actually pretty logical.
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This will take quite some time though and is not that easy to master on one’s own which is why I have created proper online German courses which you can try for free here to support you with this over a longer period of time. “Komm sofort hierher!”Ĭ) VERB at the end for German dependent clauses e.g. “Wo bist du?”ī) VERB-SUBJECT-REST for yes/no-questions e.g. 1-VERB-3) for normal sentences and W-questions e.g. I want to learn German s entence orderĪ) “Ich liebe dich” (i.e. That app is called the German Articles Buster. Or you simply work with my free app, available for iOS and Android which will teach you that technique in just a few minutes on the go. You can learn one of these techniques more in this short video of mine:Īnd the other one, the article association technique or as I call it “The Superhero Technique” in any free trial of my German online courses which you can get to here. Not many German tutors know that there are two very simple yet powerful techniques that makes learning German articles a breeze. You might have heard that the biggest challenge for German learners is to learn the gender of German nouns. Top 10 (Grammar) Rules for Beginners of German 1. Where do I start?” Here therefore my top 10 “rules” for anyone who would like to get started learning German efficiently.
In my job I receive quite a few emails asking “I want to learn German.
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