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THE GERMAN ALPHABET & PRONUNCIATION: how to pronounce German wordsTHE GERMAN ALPHABET & PRONUNCIATION: how to pronounce German words

<p>The German or Deutsch alphabet is closely related to that of English. It has 26 characters or letters like in English, together with 4 additional characters which are not found ...

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May19 May 2022 1919 May 2022
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ALS or WENN: how and when to use themALS or WENN: how and when to use them

<p>Have you ever struggled with how these two conjunctions are used? You probably have that’s why you are so eager to find out. Anyway, I’m so excited to help you ...

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May18 May 2022 1818 May 2022
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ADJECTIVES: comparative and superlative formsADJECTIVES: comparative and superlative forms

<p>The comparative and superlative forms of adjectives are used to indicate a higher degree of their simple forms (positive and negative) with the superlative being the maximum degree. The comparative ...

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May12 May 2022 1212 May 2022
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ADJECTIVES: positive and negative formsADJECTIVES: positive and negative forms

<p>An adjective is a word that describes, identifies, qualifies or modifies a noun or a pronoun. German adjectives always begin with a small letter within a sentence. They can either ...

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May2 May 2022 022 May 2022
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IMPERATIVE: how to make a request or a command in GermanIMPERATIVE: how to make a request or a command in German

<p>The imperative is used to either make a request or a command/instruction. That is “Bitte” and “Aufforderung” in German. Making a request and command in German is done in the ...

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THE FUTURE TENSE: Werden & ZeitangabenTHE FUTURE TENSE: Werden & Zeitangaben

<p>How to make German sentences in future tense.</p> ...

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ADVERBSADVERBS

<p>Adverbs are words that modify a verb or even an adjective. Adverbs play an important role in flexed sentences. The rotate between two positions in a German sentence. They can ...

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REFLEXIVE VERBS IN GERMANREFLEXIVE VERBS IN GERMAN

<p>A verb is termed reflexive when it involves an action that someone is doing to oneself. German verbs can either be naturally reflexive, that means it is always known to ...

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How to use the variations of German Subordinate Conjunctions in EnglishHow to use the variations of German Subordinate Conjunctions in English

<p>As a result of the limitation of words in English language, several German words can mean just a single word in English. This variation which is also found in subordinate ...

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VERBINDUNGEN (German conjunctions)VERBINDUNGEN (German conjunctions)

<p>Conjunctions are words that connect or link two or more sentences together. They make it possible for a complete expression of an idea to be made without having to break ...

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PRÄTERITUM: the easiest way to form the simple past tense in DeutschPRÄTERITUM: the easiest way to form the simple past tense in Deutsch

<p>The simple past tense in German is called Präteritum. This is just one of the forms of making expressions and references in the past. Präteritum is mostly used in writing ...

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