The Plural of German Nouns
It’s one of those points in German grammar that often frustrates learners: forming the plural…
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Adverbial Clauses in German (2)
In our last article, we learned what adverbial clauses are: They are subordinate clauses that…
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Adverbial Clauses in German (1)
Adverbial clauses (Adverbialsätze) are subordinate clauses (Nebensätze) that enrich the main clause with information about…
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Different Functions of the Diminutive in German
In our last article, we looked at how to form the German diminutive. In this…
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How to Form the Diminutive in German
What is cuter? A Hase (rabbit) or a Häschen (little rabbit)? A Hund (dog) or…
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Reflexive Verbs in German
In this blogpost, we’ll explore a special class of German verbs: reflexive verbs. We’ll explain…
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Types of Subordinate Clauses in German
In our last article, we explained what subordinate clauses are and how they differ from…
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Main Clauses and Subordinate Clauses in German
Main clauses (Hauptsatz) and subordinate clauses (Nebensatz) are two different types of clauses (Teilsätze) that…
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Prefix Verbs and Particle Verbs in German
Let’s be honest: German verbs are confusing and can easily bring German learners to the…
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Separable Verbs in German: When to Separate Them?
Anyone who’s studied German grammar knows them: separable verbs (trennbare Verben). As the name suggests,…
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