How to make German sentences in future tense.
ADVERBS
Contents in this post1. Definition of adverbs2. Types of adverbs3. Different types of temporal adverbs4. How to make sentences with adverbs5. How to use the adverb of time in the past, present and future tenseTable of content for adverbs Adverbs are words that modify a verb or even an adjective. Adverbs play important roles in … Continue reading ADVERBS
REFLEXIVE VERBS IN GERMAN
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 be that way, or they can be artificially made to be reflexive. These verbs are usually accompanied in the infinite form by the reflexive pronoun … Continue reading REFLEXIVE VERBS IN GERMAN
How to use the variations of German Subordinate Conjunctions in English
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 conjunction can only be clarified in English by the use of context as described below. Als and Wenn when used as “when”: als is used … Continue reading How to use the variations of German Subordinate Conjunctions in English
VERBINDUNGEN (German conjunctions)
Content in this post1. What conjunctions are2. The four categories of german conjunctions3. How to use the examples of the four categories of conjunction in a sentence4. What a clause isTable of content for conjunctions Conjunctions are words that connect or link two or more sentences together. They make it possible for a complete expression … Continue reading VERBINDUNGEN (German conjunctions)
PRÄTERITUM: the easiest way to form the simple past tense in Deutsch
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 of articles such as novels, newspapers, magazines etc. it can sometimes be used in spoken German but not by many. This form of past tense … Continue reading PRÄTERITUM: the easiest way to form the simple past tense in Deutsch
NOMEN: how to formulate german singular and plural nouns
In case you have ever wondered how singular and plural nouns are formed, congratulations! You just found the answer to your "how" in this article. But first of all you'd probably like to know the definition of a noun. A noun is the name of a person (Susan, Paul), place (New York, Berlin), country (France, … Continue reading NOMEN: how to formulate german singular and plural nouns
How to ask questions in deutsch
Have you ever wondered how questions are asked in German? You probably have. Questions are just ways in which one can make interrogations or request for a thing/matter regardless of what it is. Questions are usually indicated by a raise in pitch when speaking and a question mark ❓ at the end of the statement … Continue reading How to ask questions in deutsch
THE GERMAN ALPHABET & PRONUNCIATION
Content in this post1. Definition of the Alphabet2. How to pronounce the letters of the german Alphabet3. German phonetics; vowels and consonants4. German monophthong, diphthong and triphthong sound5. Tips on how to pronounce a german word correctlyTable of content for the german alphabet and pronunciation From the definition of the Oxford dictionary, the alphabet is … Continue reading THE GERMAN ALPHABET & PRONUNCIATION
GRAMMATICAL VERBS
These are verbs that are owned individually by the four grammatical cases. These verbs naturally condition the grammar (noun/pronoun) right after them to be their grammatical cases. Naturally, all verbs ought to give rise to the Akkusativ in the standard SVO order. What this means is that after a verb ought to be the Akkusativ, … Continue reading GRAMMATICAL VERBS