German grammar lessons

Master Präsens to talk about habits, facts, and what is happening now. Start with the explanation, then jump into interactive practice.

Pronouns let you say who is doing what without repeating names. Learn the forms, then practise in short drills.

German plurals follow patterns more than one rule. Learn the common endings, then drill them until they stick.

Prepositions place people and things in space and time. Learn the high-frequency set, then practise in context.

Adjectives make descriptions useful. Learn how endings behave, then practise choosing natural forms.

Conjugation is the engine of every sentence. Learn stem changes and endings, then lock them in with practice.

Dative shows who receives something or who is affected. Learn the forms, then practise real phrases.

Perfekt is how Germans usually talk about the past. Learn auxiliaries and participles, then practise.

Use werden to talk about plans and predictions. Learn the pattern, then practise natural sentences.

Präteritum shows up in stories, news, and writing. Learn key forms, then practise spotting and using them.

Passive shifts focus to the action or result. Learn the structure, then practise transforming sentences.

Genitive marks possession and shows up in formal writing. Learn the forms, then practise carefully.

Relative clauses let you add detail without starting a new sentence. Learn the pronouns, then practise.

Konjunktiv II covers polite requests and unreal situations. Learn the key forms, then practise.

Connectors build longer, clearer sentences. Learn weil, obwohl, damit and more — then drill word order.

Reported speech marks distance from a claim. Learn Konjunktiv I patterns used in formal German.

Turning verbs into nouns is common in formal German. Learn the patterns, then practise carefully.

Plusquamperfekt sequences past events. Learn hatte/war + participle, then practise.