After reading this post you will understand: What are German Infinitive Clauses? German infinitive clauses are dependant clauses which means they generally come after a main clause. The reason they are called infinitive clauses is because the verb is used in it’s infinitive form, the form you will find in the dictionary. In German they…
German subordinate clauses are used to give additional information about the main part of the sentence. While the ‘main clause’ can stand on it’s own, a subordinate clause always has to pair with a main clause. After reading this post you will know: What are German Subordinate Clauses? In German sentences we can add more…
You won’t be learning German for long before you encounter German conjunctions. These little words such as ‘and’, ‘but’, ‘or’, ‘because’ and ‘if’ are used to link sentences together. After reading this post you will know: und dass wie oder ob was aber obwohl wann sondern während warum doch wenn wer als weil anstatt ……
In this post we will cover everything you need to know about German sentence structure. You will learn the rules for German sentence structure, how to form a sentence using the past tense, how to structure questions and what happens to the sentence structure when we introduce certain conjunctions such as weil (because) or dass…
You won’t study German for long before you need to start asking questions (and I’m not talking about ‘why am I learning this crazy hard language?!’) In order to engage with German speakers and get to know people, you’ll need to get used to the who, where, why, how, when and what question words in…
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