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Free online courseGerman Grammar for Beginners

Duration of the online course: 20 hours and 6 minutes

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Learn German grammar from scratch with this comprehensive beginner's course. Covers sentence structure, verb conjugation, pronouns, cases, prepositions, and more (A1/A2).

In this free course, learn about

  • Getting Started and Basic Sentence Structure
  • Present Tense Verbs and Politeness
  • Early Revision and Expressing Preferences
  • Prefixes, Reflexive Verbs, and Question Formation
  • Question Structures and Modal Verbs
  • Modal Verbs Practice and Sentence Negation
  • Section 1 Wrap-Up and Introduction to Nouns
  • Noun Gender and Plural Basics
  • Plural Forms and Countability
  • Advanced Plural Patterns
  • Plural Endings and Summary
  • Cases and Verb Categories
  • Nominative and Accusative Verb Patterns
  • Accusative and Dative Objects
  • Dative Verbs and Double Objects
  • Pronouns and Object Order
  • Pronoun Practice and Noun Groups
  • Articles and Case Endings
  • Article Declension and Course Progress
  • Article Patterns and Preposition Basics
  • Prepositions: Introduction and Temporal Use
  • Two-Way and Local Prepositions
  • Preposition Summary and Past Tense Overview
  • Present Perfect and Comparative Forms

Course Description

Welcome to German Grammar for Beginners. This course spans a total duration of 20 hours and 6 minutes and offers a comprehensive guide to mastering German grammar at the A1/A2 beginner levels. As an integral part of the Languages category, specifically under German, it serves as an essential resource for anyone looking to build a solid foundation in the language.

The course kicks off with an Introduction and Outline, setting the stage for your German grammar journey. The first module delves into Sentence Structure in Main Clauses, establishing the fundamental grammar constructs.

You'll progress to understanding verb conjugations with lessons on Conjugating Regular Verbs in Present Tense, followed by tackling the intricacies of Irregular Verbs. Special attention is given to mastering the conjugation endings for these irregular verbs, ensuring you grasp even the subtleties of the language.

Lessons on special verbs such as haben, sein, und werden help you learn commonly used verbs that are essential in everyday conversations. Frequent revisions and exercises are interspersed to reinforce your learning and provide opportunities for practice.

The course doesn't shy away from the finer details of German grammar. You'll explore how to express likes and dislikes through the usage of mögen vs gern, and learn How to Address People Politely. The complexity of Verbs With Prefixes, determiners between separable and inseparable ones, and Reflexive Verbs are also comprehensively covered.

Moving further, you'll have lessons dedicated to understanding Modal Verbs and The Sentence Bracket, as well as the often confusing aspect of sentence negation using Nicht.

You won't feel overwhelmed with so much information at once; the course ensures regular reviews and exercises to continually gauge your progress and solidify your understanding. A significant part of the course is dedicated to explaining The German Cases and their proper usage in different contexts.

The intricacies of German noun genders are covered in-depth, along with detailed lessons on German Plurals and their usage. You'll be guided step-by-step through various verb categories, including those with nominative, accusative, and dative objects.

Special focus is also given to the structure of sentences containing multiple objects and the nuanced use of Personal Pronouns in the Accusative. You will become proficient in understanding and utilizing German noun groups and types of articles.

As the course progresses, you encounter Article Declension Patterns, which is essential for crafting grammatically accurate sentences. You'll also delve into Prepositions and their correct context, including temporal, two-way, and local prepositions.

Finally, the course introduces you to the German past tenses, including the Preterit tense and the Present Perfect, ensuring a thorough revision of these topics. By the end of the course, you'll also tackle Comparative and Superlative forms, rounding off a well-designed curriculum aimed at making you proficient in German grammar.

Get ready to dive into the intricacies of the German language with this meticulously curated course, and build a robust grammatical foundation through engaging lessons and practical exercises.

Course content

  • Video class: Learn German Grammar for Beginners (A1 / A2) - Introduction and Outline 17m
  • Exercise: Welche drei grammatischen Fälle werden in der deutschen Sprache verwendet?
  • Video class: Lesson 1: Sentence Structure in Main Clauses - Learn German Grammar for Beginners (A1 / A2) 14m
  • Exercise: What is the position of the verb in main clauses in German?
  • Video class: Lesson 2: Conjugating Regular Verbs in Present Tense - Learn German Grammar for Beginners (A1 / A2) 13m
  • Exercise: In German, which personal pronoun corresponds to the English 'you' in an informal singular context?
  • Video class: Lesson 3: Conjugating Irregular Verbs / Present Tense - Learn German Grammar for Beginners (A1/A2) 13m
  • Exercise: What is a common feature of irregular verbs in present tense in German?
  • Video class: Lesson 4: Irregular Conjugation Endings Present Tense - Learn German Grammar for Beginners (A1/A2) 23m
  • Exercise: What is a common characteristic of irregular verbs in German when conjugating in the present tense?
  • Video class: Lesson 5: Special Verbs haben, sein, werden - Learn German Grammar for Beginners (A1 / A2) 26m
  • Video class: Lesson 6: Revision And Exercises - Learn German Grammar for Beginners (A1 / A2) 27m
  • Video class: Lesson 7: How to Express Liking: mögen vs gern - Learn German Grammar for Beginners (A1 / A2) 10m
  • Exercise: How do you express liking activities in German?
  • Video class: Lesson 8: How to Address People Politely - Learn German Grammar for Beginners (A1 / A2) 20m
  • Exercise: In German, which form of 'you' would you use to address a single person formally?
  • Video class: Lesson 9: Verbs With Prefix (Separable / Inseparable) - Learn German Grammar for Beginners (A1/A2) 24m
  • Exercise: What are separable verbs in German grammar?
  • Video class: Lesson 10: Reflexive Verbs - Learn German Grammar for Beginners (A1 / A2) 39m
  • Exercise: What is the correct reflexive pronoun for 'du' when there is another accusative object present in the sentence?
  • Video class: Lesson 11: Exercises and Revision - Learn German Grammar for Beginners (A1 / A2) 26m
  • Exercise: Identifying Separable and Inseparable Prefixes in German Verbs
  • Video class: Lesson 12: Open-Ended 25m
  • Exercise: Welche Regel gilt für die Platzierung des Verbs in Ja/Nein-Fragen auf Deutsch?
  • Video class: Lesson 12: How To Ask Questions - Exercises - Learn German Grammar for Beginners (A1 / A2) 11m
  • Exercise: What is the new format for the lessons?
  • Video class: Lesson 13: Modal Verbs And The Sentence Bracket - Learn German Grammar for Beginners (A1 / A2) 19m
  • Video class: Lesson 13: Modal Verbs - Exercises - Learn German Grammar for Beginners (A1 / A2) 06m
  • Exercise: How is 'shall I' expressed in German?
  • Video class: Lesson 14: Sentence Negation With Nicht - Learn German Grammar for Beginners (A1 / A2) 21m
  • Exercise: Wo sollte man 'nicht' in einem deutschen Satz setzen, um ein Adjektiv zu negieren?
  • Video class: Lesson 14: Sentence Negation With Nicht - Exercises - Learn German Grammar for Beginners (A1/A2) 12m
  • Video class: Lesson 15: Summary And Revision - Learn German Grammar for Beginners (A1 / A2) 25m
  • Exercise: Welche Form der deutschen Sprache wird verwendet, wenn ein Verb in seine verschiedenen Endungen je nach Zeit oder Person geändert wird?
  • Video class: Lesson 16: Introduction To Section 2 - Learn German Grammar for Beginners (A1 / A2) 24m
  • Exercise: What is unique about German nouns in terms of capitalization?
  • Video class: Lesson 17: What is declension in German? - Learn German Grammar for Beginners (A1 / A2) 18m
  • Exercise: Welche der folgenden Optionen beschreibt, was unter 'Deklination' in der deutschen Grammatik verstanden wird?
  • Video class: Lesson 18: The Gender Of German Nouns - Learn German Grammar for Beginners (A1 / A2) 12m
  • Video class: Lesson 18: The Gender Of German Nouns - Exercises - Learn German Grammar for Beginners (A1 / A2) 09m
  • Exercise: Which of the following endings can help identify a German noun as feminine?
  • Video class: Lesson 19: German Plurals - Part 1 - Learn German Grammar for Beginners (A1 / A2) 16m
  • Video class: Lesson 20: German Plurals - Part 2 - Learn German Grammar for Beginners (A1 / A2) 12m
  • Exercise: Welches der folgenden Wörter ist ein unzählbares Substantiv im Deutschen?
  • Video class: Lesson 20: German Plurals - Part 2 - Exercises - Learn German Grammar for Beginners (A1 / A2) 08m
  • Video class: Lesson 21: German Plurals - Part 3 - Learn German Grammar for Beginners (A1 / A2) 11m
  • Exercise: Welches deutsche Nomen bleibt im Plural unverändert, selbst wenn es in der Kategorie der Substantive mit Endungen wie -er, -el oder -en vorkommt?
  • Video class: Lesson 22: German Plurals - Part 4 - Learn German Grammar for Beginners (A1 / A2) 08m
  • Video class: Lesson 23: German Plurals - Part 5 - Learn German Grammar for Beginners (A1 / A2) 11m
  • Exercise: Welches der folgenden deutschen Substantive nimmt im Plural die Endung -er an?
  • Video class: Lesson 23: German Plurals - Part 5 - Exercises - Learn German Grammar for Beginners (A1 / A2) 21m
  • Video class: Lesson 24: German Plurals - Part 6 - Learn German Grammar for Beginners (A1 / A2) 12m
  • Exercise: Welche Pluralendung wird in der Regel für mehrsilbige Maskulina und Feminina verwendet, die auf einen Konsonanten enden?
  • Video class: Lesson 25: German Plurals - Part 7 - Learn German Grammar for Beginners (A1 / A2) 10m
  • Video class: Lesson 26: Summary And Revision - Learn German Grammar for Beginners (A1 / A2) 11m
  • Exercise: Welche Pluralform ist korrekt für das deutsche Wort "Haus"?
  • Video class: Lesson 27: The German Cases - Learn German Grammar for Beginners (A1 / A2) 15m
  • Video class: Lesson 28: Verb Categories By Function - Learn German Grammar for Beginners (A1 / A2) 09m
  • Exercise: Welche Kategorie von Verben benötigt kein Objekt in einem deutschen Satz?
  • Video class: Lesson 29: Verbs Without Objects - Learn German Grammar for Beginners (A1 / A2) 06m
  • Video class: Lesson 30: Verbs With Nominative Additions - Learn German Grammar for Beginners (A1 / A2) 09m
  • Exercise: Which of the following sentences correctly uses a verb that requires a nominative addition in German?
  • Video class: Lesson 31 - Part 1: Verbs With Accusative Objects - Learn German Grammar for Beginners (A1 / A2) 14m
  • Video class: Lesson 31 - Part 2: Verbs With Accusative Objects - Learn German Grammar for Beginners (A1 / A2) 21m
  • Video class: Lesson 31 - Part 3: Verbs With Accusative Objects - Learn German Grammar for Beginners (A1 / A2) 10m
  • Video class: Lesson 32 - Part 1: Verbs With Dative Objects - Learn German Grammar for Beginners (A1 / A2) 21m
  • Exercise: Welche Funktion erfüllt der Dativfall in einem deutschen Satz?
  • Video class: Lesson 33: Comparative Overview of German Cases - Learn German Grammar for Beginners (A1 / A2) 22m
  • Video class: Lesson 34 - Part 2: Verbs With Dative Objects - Learn German Grammar for Beginners (A1 / A2) 19m
  • Exercise: Welche der folgenden Verben benötigen das Objekt im Dativfall?
  • Video class: Lesson 35: Exercises 22m
  • Video class: Lesson 36: Verbs With Double Objects - Learn German Grammar for Beginners (A1 / A2) 15m
  • Exercise: Welche Wortstellung ist korrekt für einen Satz mit einem Verb, das sowohl ein Akkusativ- als auch ein Dativobjekt erfordert?
  • Video class: Lesson 2: Conjugating Regular Verbs in Present Tense - Learn German Grammar for Beginners (A1 / A2) 13m
  • Video class: Lesson 37: Personal Pronouns in Accusative 17m
  • Exercise: In welchem Fall steht das Personalpronomen 'ihn' im folgenden Satz: 'Ich sehe ihn jeden Tag.'?
  • Video class: Lesson 38: Sentence Structure With Various Objects - Learn German Grammar for Beginners (A1 / A2) 08m
  • Video class: Lesson 38 - Exercises - Learn German Grammar for Beginners (A1 / A2) 11m
  • Exercise: Welches der folgenden Wörter ist das richtige dative Personalpronomen im Satz: 'Ich gebe dem Freund ein Buch.'?
  • Video class: Lesson 39: Noun Groups - Learn German Grammar for Beginners (A1 / A2) 17m
  • Video class: Lesson 40: Types of Articles - Learn German Grammar for Beginners (A1 / A2) 16m
  • Exercise: What is the main function of a definite article in the German language?
  • Video class: Lesson 41: Articles With Case Endings (Part 1) - Learn German Grammar for Beginners (A1 / A2) 10m
  • Video class: Lesson 42: Articles With Case Endings (Part 2) - Learn German Grammar for Beginners (A1 / A2) 08m
  • Exercise: What is the correct German demonstrative article for the neuter noun 'Buch' (book) in nominative case?
  • Video class: Lesson 42: Articles With Case Endings (Exercises) - Learn German Grammar for Beginners (A1 / A2) 10m
  • Video class: I Am Back! - New Content Coming - Learn German Grammar for Beginners (A1 / A2) 03m
  • Exercise: Was sollte man tun, um die verschiedenen deutschen Fälle besser verstehen zu lernen?
  • Video class: Lesson 43: Articles With Case Endings - Part 3 - Learn German Grammar for Beginners (A1 / A2) 12m
  • Video class: Lesson 43: Article Case Endings - Part 3 (Exercises) - Learn German Grammar for Beginners (A1 / A2) 07m
  • Exercise: What is the correct possessive article to use in German for 'his' when referring to a masculine noun?
  • Video class: Lesson 44: Article Declension Patterns - Learn German Grammar for Beginners (A1 / A2) 25m
  • Video class: Lesson 44: Article Declension Patterns (Exercises) - Learn German Grammar for Beginners (A1 / A2) 12m
  • Exercise: What is the function of the noun 'Milch' in the sentence 'Es gibt keine Milch mehr im Kühlschrank'?
  • Video class: Lesson 45: How far we've come - Learn German Grammar for Beginners (A1 / A2) 12m
  • Video class: Lesson 46: Introduction to prepositions - Learn German Grammar for Beginners (A1 / A2) 13m
  • Exercise: Welche der folgenden Optionen beschreibt korrekt eine kausale Präposition im Deutschen?
  • Video class: Lesson 47: Temporal prepositions - Learn German Grammar for Beginners (A1 / A2) 19m
  • Video class: Lesson 47: Temporal prepositions (Exercises) - Learn German Grammar for Beginners (A1 / A2) 13m
  • Exercise: Welches temporale Präposition passt in den Satz: 'Ich gehe _____ der Arbeit nach Hause.'?
  • Video class: Lesson 48: Two-way prepositions - Learn German Grammar for Beginners (A1 / A2) 17m
  • Video class: Lesson 48: Two-way prepositions (Exercises) - Learn German Grammar for Beginners (A1 / A2) 13m
  • Exercise: Welche der folgenden Verben erfordert die Verwendung des Akkusativs aufgrund von Bewegung?
  • Video class: Lesson 49: Local prepositions - Learn German Grammar for Beginners (A1 / A2) 21m
  • Video class: Lesson 50: Summary of prepositions and their cases - Learn German Grammar for Beginners (A1 / A2) 17m
  • Exercise: In welchem Fall stehen immer die reinen Dativpräpositionen im Deutschen?
  • Video class: Lesson 51: The German past tenses - Learn German Grammar for Beginners (A1 / A2) 20m
  • Video class: Lesson 52: The Preterit tense - Learn German Grammar for Beginners (A1 / A2) 32m
  • Exercise: What is the primary use of the predate tense in the German language?
  • Video class: Lesson 53: The Present Perfect - Learn German Grammar for Beginners (A1 / A2) 34m
  • Video class: Lesson 54: Past Tense Revision 28m
  • Exercise: Which of the following statements is true regarding the usage of past tenses in German?
  • Video class: Lesson 55: Comparative and Superlative - Learn German Grammar for Beginners (A1 / A2) 26m

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