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If something belongs to you, you’ll need to use a possessive pronoun. Possessive pronouns (Possessivpronomen) are pronouns that show that something belongs to someone. In English, we have two forms: the … Continue reading Possessive pronouns
Personal pronouns (Personalpronomen) are those tiny little words (like I, You, He, She, …) that replace names or even entire noun phrases, that have already been mentioned. So, for example, … Continue reading Personal pronouns
Are you confused by the German tenses? Don’t worry! In this lesson we will briefly summarize each of the then and look at their usage and formation. This will allow … Continue reading Overview: Tenses in German
The Futur 2 (future perfect) is the second – less used – future tense in German. It is actually the least used tense in German. It expresses the assumption that … Continue reading Futur 2
The Plusquamperfekt is formed by using the Präteritum forms (simple past forms) of the Hilfsverb (auxiliary verb) – which can either be ‘sein’ or ‘haben’ – and then adding the … Continue reading Plusquamperfekt
Das Perfekt The Perfekt (present perfect) is the most used past tense in German. The idea behind the perfect is that we use it to talk about actions that were … Continue reading Perfekt
The Präsens (simple present) is the easiest one of all 6 verb tenses in German. We use it to talk about actions that happen in the present or are relevant … Continue reading Präsens
