The German Prepositions that take both the accusative and the dative cases are :
In, an,auf,vor,hinten,über,unten,neben,zwischen
Since these prepositions alternately take the accusative...
PREPOSITIONS WITH DATIVE
The following prepositions always take a DATIVE article mit, bei, von, aus, nach, zu, seit
mit - expresses the sense of “being together” – opposite of...
The Konjunktiv II
The Konjunktiv II is a verb form that you will mostly find in indirect speech. You use it when using Konjunktiv I is ambiguous, meaning the verb would be the same as another form of...
As we learn the ‘Präsens’ in German, we understand that we change the vowel, or sometimes the spelling of a verb for the conjugation of second- and third-person singular to indicate that...
The only way to learn to speak a language, is by actually SPEAKING. You can study for years, and master all of the grammar rules, but unless you actually practice speaking, you will never speak well. When...