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6. Key Components of German Grammar

‘Sentence Structure

« Subject-Verb-Object
(SVO)

+ Verb position in
dependent clauses

e Word order variations in
questions

Verb Conjugation
« Present, Past, and Future
Tenses
« Regular and Irregular
Verbs
« Modal Verbs

Cases in German
« Nominative
« Accusative
+ Dative
+ Genitive

” Articles and Gender a

« Definite and Indefinite
Articles

« Gender (Masculine,
Feminine, Neuter)

+ Article changes across
cases

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7. Effective German Learning

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fe Vocabulary Building

Use of flashcards
Thematic vocabulary
lists

Learning compound
words

« Listening and Speaking

German podcasts
Language exchange
partners

German media
(movies, TV shows)

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« Grammar Practice

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Online platforms
(Duolingo, Babbel)
Grammar textbooks
Regular exercises on
case and verb
conjugation

Immersive Learning
Watching German
media with subtitles
Reading German
newspapers and
literature

8. Features of German Grammar is its Case System

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Nominative Case: Used for
the subject of the
sentence

Example: Der Hund läuft
(The dog runs.)

Dative Case: Used for the
indirect object.

Example: Ich gebe dem
Hund einen Knochen. (I
give the dog a bone.)

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Accusative Case: Used for
the direct object

Example: Ich sehe den
Hund. (I see the dog.)

Genitive Case: Used to
show possession.

Example: Das ist das Haus

des Hundes. (That is the
house of the dog.)

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