17 complete grammar guides — A1 to C2 — with full tables, color-coded cases, interactive quizzes, and 700+ real examples.
17 complete guides — full tables, color-coded cases, CEFR level badges, interactive quizzes, and 700+ examples.
Masculine, feminine, neuter — patterns for assigning gender, noun plurals, compound nouns, and capitalization rules.
Definite (der/die/das), indefinite (ein/eine), and negative (kein/keine) articles across all four cases and three genders. When to omit articles entirely.
Nominativ, Akkusativ, Dativ, Genitiv — when to use each case, how articles and adjectives change, and which verbs govern which case.
Personal, reflexive, possessive, demonstrative, relative, interrogative, indefinite, and reciprocal pronouns — all four cases.
V2 rule, verb-final subordinate clauses, inversion after adverbs, time-manner-place, and how to move elements for emphasis.
können, müssen, wollen, sollen, dürfen, mögen/möchten — all meanings, full conjugation tables, and the double-infinitive in Perfekt.
How prefixes split in main clauses, stay attached in infinitives and subordinate clauses. Separable vs. inseparable prefixes with full lists.
Präsens, Perfekt, Präteritum, Futur I & II, Plusquamperfekt — formation rules, haben vs. sein, strong verbs, and when Germans actually use each tense.
Akkusativ, Dativ, Genitiv, and two-way prepositions with movement vs. location rules. Every common preposition with examples.
Strong, weak, and mixed declension tables. The three patterns that finally explain why adjective endings change — with clear rules.
Coordinating (und, aber, denn, sondern) vs. subordinating (weil, dass, obwohl, wenn) conjunctions — and exactly how each changes word order.
Vorgangspassiv (werden + Partizip II) and Zustandspassiv (sein + Partizip II) across all tenses, with von and durch for agent phrases.
Hypotheticals, wishes, and polite requests. Würde + Infinitiv vs. synthetic Konjunktiv II forms — when to use each.
sich waschen, sich freuen, sich vorstellen — true reflexives, pseudo-reflexives, reflexive with Dativ vs. Akkusativ, and reciprocal use.
Forming and declining comparatives (größer) and superlatives (am größten / der größte) — including irregular forms and als vs. wie.
zu + Infinitiv, um...zu, ohne...zu, anstatt...zu — when to use infinitive clauses vs. dass-clauses, and how subjects must match.
Indirect speech in formal German. Formation from the infinitive stem, when to fall back to Konjunktiv II, and tense backshift rules.
336+ real-life words grouped by situation — greetings, food, shopping, health, work, and more. Each word with an example sentence.
130+ fixed expressions for opinions, arguments, concessions, speculation, and formal writing — drawn from Aspekte B2 vocabulary.
Every Nominativ, Akkusativ, Dativ, and Genitiv form is consistently color-coded throughout every table and example — so the pattern becomes visual.
Each rule is stated once, clearly. Then 4–8 real sentence examples follow immediately — no filler, no repeating the same point three ways.
Every guide has live search across all examples. Type mir or sich and every matching sentence highlights instantly.