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Adjective

6 Lessons

What are Adjectives?

Adjective Declension

Participle as Adjectives

Adjective as Noun

Creating Adjectives

Comparative and Superlative

Adverbs

5 Lessons

What are Adverbs?

Local Adverbs

Temporal Adverbs

Local Adverbs "hin" & "her"

Conjunctional Adverbs

Article

8 Lessons

What are Articles?

Definite and Indefinite Articles

Zero Article

Possessive Article

Negative Article "kein"

What is Particles?

Modal Particle

Modal Particle - the correct use

Prepositions

5 Lessons

What is Prepositions?

Local prepositions as Question: Wo?

Local prepositions as Question: Woher?

Two way Prepositions

Temporal Prepositions

Pronouns

8 Lessons

What is Pronouns?

The Pronoun "es"

Personal Pronoun

Possessive Pronoun

Reflexive Pronoun

Demonstrative Pronoun

Indefinite Pronoun

Relative Pronoun

Sentence Structure

20 Lessons

Difference between HS and NS

Sentence Brackets

Negation

Infinitive with "zu" (Infinitive Clause)

Infinitive Constructions: „um/anstatt/ohne… zu…“

„dass-Satz“ - Complement Clause

Final Clause (Subordinate Clause with „damit“, „um… zu…“)

Indirect Questions

Causal Clauses – Subordinate Clause with “weil” / “da”

Conditional Clause (Subordinate Clause with „wenn“ or „falls“)

Consecutive Clause (Subordinate Clause with „so dass”)

Concessive Clause (Subordinate Clause with „obwohl”)

Modal Clause (Subordinate Clause with „indem”)

Multi-Part Conjunctions

Coordinating Conjunctions

Temporal Clause (General)

Temporal Clauses „als“ or „wenn“

W-Questions

Where is the Subject?

Relative Clauses

Verbs

24 Lessons

What are Verbs?

Strong Verbs

Participle 1 (P. Present)

Participle 2 (P. Perfect)

Separable & Inseparable Verbs

Modal Verbs

The Verb „werden”

The Verb „lassen”

Reflexive Verbs

The Imperative

Subjunctive 1

Subjunctive 2 - Part 1

Subjunctive 2 - Part 2

Passive (Usage & Meaning)

The Passive voice in all tenses (From Active to Passive)

The Impersonal Passive

Verbs with Complements

Verbs with Accusative

Verbs with Accusative & Dative

Verbs with Dative

Verbs with Genitive

Verbs with Nominative

Verbs with Prepositions

State Passive

Tenses

9 Lessons

Tense: Present Tense

Tense: Perfect

Tense: Past Tense

Tense: Plusquamperfekt

Tense: Future 1

Tense: Future 2

Perfect or Past Tense

Use of the Present Tense

How do you say that something is happening now?

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