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How German Grammar Works

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Everything You Need to Know about Cases

Communication is about action5 min
Actions without "what"4 min
Can these overlap?2 min
What are subjects and objects?3 min
How they differ in English7 min
How do they look in German?6 min
Who loves whom and how genders helpNow playing8 min
Our first intro to nominative and accusative3 min
How do prepositions tie into all of this?2 min
Let's summarize everything so far3 min
What does the dative case look like?6 min
Almost all prepositions and what they trigger3 min
How movement and location tie into the cases7 min
The difference between movement and location4 min
How to correctly use "to put" in German5 min
What's allowed in a German sentence?5 min
How do adjectives behave in this system?5 min
Excellent examples of adjective declension4 min
Other articles and how they behave in German10 min
A more natural way to get endings right7 min
How do reflexive verbs work in German?6 min
How verbs with prepositions work in this system6 min
A quick look at genitive case3 min
The cases boiled down to three simple rules1 min

02

Everything You Need to Know about German Sentence Structure

How German sentence structure is different from English6 min
Questions, commands, and statements in German18 min
Where everything goes in a German sentence13 min

03

Everything You Need to Know about Gender in German

Der, die, das - the best hacks to guess genders better20 min

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Who loves whom and how genders help

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