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“The German relative pronouns are mostly der, die, das or sometimes welcher, welche, welches. Relative pronouns will always match the […]

Questions are slightly different in German but like in English there are different ways of asking the same question. Interrogatives

A noun is a word used for a person, thing or idea eg ‘man’, ‘dog’, ‘town’, ‘anger’. Nouns, gender and

Cases show the function of a word within a sentence. Cases There are four cases in German: Nominative Accusative Dative

Cases – Nominative, Accusative & Dative In German, the word for ‘the’ and ‘a / an’ changes depending on the

” German Accusative Pronouns ,the direct object in a sentence. Learn about German pronouns in the accusative case online with

German Verbs ‘Haben’ (to Have) and ‘Sein’ (to Be) The two most important German verbs are haben (to have) and