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general - 200 verb_system - 19 case_system - 18 pronouns - 13 gender_system - 11 conjunctions - 9 word_order - 9 adjectives - 7
gender_system A1

Three Grammatical Genders

Overview This page explains **Three Grammatical Genders** for German learners in a practical, high-clarity format. The key target is `Three Grammatical Genders`: how it behaves in real sentences, what meaning it adds, and how to use it naturally in both speaki...

gender_system A1

Male Persons Are Masculine

Overview This page explains **Male Persons Are Masculine** for German learners in a practical, high-clarity format. The key target is `Male Persons Are Masculine`: how it behaves in real sentences, what meaning it adds, and how to use it naturally in both spea...

gender_system A1

Female Persons Are Feminine

Overview This page explains **Female Persons Are Feminine** for German learners in a practical, high-clarity format. The key target is `Female Persons Are Feminine`: how it behaves in real sentences, what meaning it adds, and how to use it naturally in both sp...

gender_system A1

Nouns Ending in -ung Are Feminine

Overview This page explains **Nouns Ending in -ung Are Feminine** for German learners in a practical, high-clarity format. The key target is `Nouns Ending in`: how it behaves in real sentences, what meaning it adds, and how to use it naturally in both speaking...

gender_system A1

Nouns Ending in -chen Are Neuter

Overview This page explains **Nouns Ending in -chen Are Neuter** for German learners in a practical, high-clarity format. The key target is `Nouns Ending in`: how it behaves in real sentences, what meaning it adds, and how to use it naturally in both speaking...

gender_system A1

Articles Must Agree with Noun Gender

Overview This page explains **Articles Must Agree with Noun Gender** for German learners in a practical, high-clarity format. The key target is `Articles Must Agree with`: how it behaves in real sentences, what meaning it adds, and how to use it naturally in b...

case_system A1

Nominative Case for Subject

Overview This page explains **Nominative Case for Subject** for German learners in a practical, high-clarity format. The key target is `Nominative Case for Subject`: how it behaves in real sentences, what meaning it adds, and how to use it naturally in both sp...

case_system A1

Nominative Articles: der/die/das

Overview This page explains **Nominative Articles: der/die/das** for German learners in a practical, high-clarity format. The key target is `Nominative Articles`: how it behaves in real sentences, what meaning it adds, and how to use it naturally in both speak...

case_system A1

Indefinite Articles: ein/eine

Overview This page explains **Indefinite Articles: ein/eine** for German learners in a practical, high-clarity format. The key target is `Indefinite Articles`: how it behaves in real sentences, what meaning it adds, and how to use it naturally in both speaking...

verb_system A1

Present Tense Regular Verb Endings

Overview This page explains **Present Tense Regular Verb Endings** for German learners in a practical, high-clarity format. The key target is `Present Tense Regular Verb`: how it behaves in real sentences, what meaning it adds, and how to use it naturally in b...

verb_system A1

Sein - To Be (Present Tense)

Overview This page explains **Sein - To Be (Present Tense)** for German learners in a practical, high-clarity format. The key target is `Sein`: how it behaves in real sentences, what meaning it adds, and how to use it naturally in both speaking and writing. Th...

verb_system A1

Haben - To Have (Present Tense)

Overview This page explains **Haben - To Have (Present Tense)** for German learners in a practical, high-clarity format. The key target is `Haben`: how it behaves in real sentences, what meaning it adds, and how to use it naturally in both speaking and writing...

word_order A1

Verb in Second Position (V2 Rule)

Overview This page explains **Verb in Second Position (V2 Rule)** for German learners in a practical, high-clarity format. The key target is `Verb in Second Position`: how it behaves in real sentences, what meaning it adds, and how to use it naturally in both...

word_order A1

Subject-Verb-Object (SVO) Order

Overview This page explains **Subject-Verb-Object (SVO) Order** for German learners in a practical, high-clarity format. The key target is `Subject`: how it behaves in real sentences, what meaning it adds, and how to use it naturally in both speaking and writi...

case_system A1

Accusative Case for Direct Object

Overview This page explains **Accusative Case for Direct Object** for German learners in a practical, high-clarity format. The key target is `Accusative Case for Direct`: how it behaves in real sentences, what meaning it adds, and how to use it naturally in bo...

case_system A1

Accusative Articles: den/die/das

Overview This page explains **Accusative Articles: den/die/das** for German learners in a practical, high-clarity format. The key target is `Accusative Articles`: how it behaves in real sentences, what meaning it adds, and how to use it naturally in both speak...

case_system A1

Accusative Indefinite Articles

Overview This page explains **Accusative Indefinite Articles** for German learners in a practical, high-clarity format. The key target is `Accusative Indefinite Articles`: how it behaves in real sentences, what meaning it adds, and how to use it naturally in b...

case_system A1

Predicate Nominative After Sein

Overview This page explains **Predicate Nominative After Sein** for German learners in a practical, high-clarity format. The key target is `Predicate Nominative After Sein`: how it behaves in real sentences, what meaning it adds, and how to use it naturally in...

verb_system A1

Stem-Vowel Change e → i

Overview This page explains **Stem-Vowel Change e → i** for German learners in a practical, high-clarity format. The key target is `Stem`: how it behaves in real sentences, what meaning it adds, and how to use it naturally in both speaking and writing. The obj...

verb_system A1

Stem-Vowel Change a → ä

Overview This page explains **Stem-Vowel Change a → ä** for German learners in a practical, high-clarity format. The key target is `Stem`: how it behaves in real sentences, what meaning it adds, and how to use it naturally in both speaking and writing. The obj...

pronouns A1

Personal Pronouns - Nominative

Overview This page explains **Personal Pronouns - Nominative** for German learners in a practical, high-clarity format. The key target is `Personal Pronouns`: how it behaves in real sentences, what meaning it adds, and how to use it naturally in both speaking...

pronouns A1

Formal 'You' - Sie

Overview This page explains **Formal 'You' - Sie** for German learners in a practical, high-clarity format. The key target is `Formal 'You'`: how it behaves in real sentences, what meaning it adds, and how to use it naturally in both speaking and writing. The...

pronouns A1

Personal Pronouns - Accusative

Overview This page explains **Personal Pronouns - Accusative** for German learners in a practical, high-clarity format. The key target is `Personal Pronouns`: how it behaves in real sentences, what meaning it adds, and how to use it naturally in both speaking...

pronouns A1

Pronoun Gender Agreement

Overview This page explains **Pronoun Gender Agreement** for German learners in a practical, high-clarity format. The key target is `Pronoun Gender Agreement`: how it behaves in real sentences, what meaning it adds, and how to use it naturally in both speaking...

case_system A1

Plural Article - die

Overview This page explains **Plural Article - die** for German learners in a practical, high-clarity format. The key target is `Plural Article`: how it behaves in real sentences, what meaning it adds, and how to use it naturally in both speaking and writing....

word_order A1

Yes/No Questions - Verb First

Overview This page explains **Yes/No Questions - Verb First** for German learners in a practical, high-clarity format. The key target is `Yes/No Questions`: how it behaves in real sentences, what meaning it adds, and how to use it naturally in both speaking an...

word_order A1

W-Questions - W-word, Verb, Subject

Overview This page explains **W-Questions - W-word, Verb, Subject** for German learners in a practical, high-clarity format. The key target is `W`: how it behaves in real sentences, what meaning it adds, and how to use it naturally in both speaking and writing...

case_system A1

Accusative Preposition - für

Overview This page explains **Accusative Preposition - für** for German learners in a practical, high-clarity format. The key target is `Accusative Preposition`: how it behaves in real sentences, what meaning it adds, and how to use it naturally in both speaki...

case_system A1

Accusative Preposition - durch

Overview This page explains **Accusative Preposition - durch** for German learners in a practical, high-clarity format. The key target is `Accusative Preposition`: how it behaves in real sentences, what meaning it adds, and how to use it naturally in both spea...

case_system A1

Accusative Preposition - ohne

Overview This page explains **Accusative Preposition - ohne** for German learners in a practical, high-clarity format. The key target is `Accusative Preposition`: how it behaves in real sentences, what meaning it adds, and how to use it naturally in both speak...

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