German Grammar

When to use nicht vs kein in German — the difference, the declension of kein, where nicht goes in a sentence, and a one-second test to always pick the right one.

When to use the Perfekt vs the Präteritum in German, how to build the past participle, and when to use haben or sein — with clear tables, examples and a simple rule of thumb.

Learn the six German modal verbs — können, müssen, dürfen, sollen, wollen, mögen — with a full conjugation table, the modal-second sentence pattern, and mögen vs möchte explained.

Understand German word order and sentence structure — the verb-second rule, Time-Manner-Place, subordinate clauses, the verb bracket, questions and commands — with clear examples.

A clear guide to German prepositions and the cases they take — accusative, dative, two-way (Wechselpräpositionen) and genitive — with tables, examples and the wohin/wo rule.

German adjective endings finally made clear: the weak, mixed and strong patterns, full tables, common mistakes, and a quiz to practise.

A clear, complete guide to conjugating German verbs in the present tense: regular endings, stem-changing verbs, and the essential irregulars sein, haben and werden.

German noun genders made manageable: the patterns that actually help, and three proven ways to memorise der, die and das.

The 4 German cases finally made simple: clear rules, der/die/das tables, real examples and the mistakes to avoid.