SEPARABLE AND INSEPARABLE VERB Most of the students I have come across in my teaching career have always thought separable verbs as a phenomenon unique to German. This is not so. Separable verbs are also...
DETERMINING THE GENDER To ease the matter further for you, I am including here some rules and some hints to know and to make out the gender of the nouns in German. Please note that these rules and hints...
A (aa) B (bey) C (cey) D (dey) E (ey) F (ef) G (gay) H (haa) I (ii) J (yot) K (kaa) L (el) M (em) N (en) O (o) P (pay) Q (ku) R (er) S (es) T (tey) U (u) V (fau) W (whey) X (iks) Y (yipsilon) Z (tzet)
Prepositions With Both Accusative & Dative The German Prepositions that take both the accusative and the dative cases are: Since these prepositions alternately take the accusative...