Which is the major part in German Language grammar?

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Following my experience I would say, there is not THE major part in German Language grammar. There are several aspects: The genders of the nouns, the articles, the cases, the rules, that some verbs are followed by distinct cases, the construction of the sentences, a.s.o. Also it depends on the student....
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Following my experience I would say, there is not THE major part in German Language grammar. There are several aspects: The genders of the nouns, the articles, the cases, the rules, that some verbs are followed by distinct cases, the construction of the sentences, a.s.o. Also it depends on the student. Some of them have more problems here, some other more problems there... read less
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I’ve been teaching German for almost ten years, and the one thing that I understand is that many learners have such a tough time because of grammatical terminology. In English speaking school systems, grammar is generally avoided, whereas German seems to worship grammar. One could say that the formal...
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I’ve been teaching German for almost ten years, and the one thing that I understand is that many learners have such a tough time because of grammatical terminology. In English speaking school systems, grammar is generally avoided, whereas German seems to worship grammar. One could say that the formal teaching of English grammar has been superseded by communicative teaching approaches. Yet, while the communicative approach is great for young learners it is not as ideal for mature learners wishing to gain a grasp of a foreign language quickly. Furthermore, understanding grammar is a way to answer the often posed “why’s it like that?” question one may have when learning a language. Of course there are expressions, especially prepositional phrases, that at times seem to not follow any grammatical rule, but rather seem to have developed and never gone away, cementing themselves in a language. Having now given my little rant on grammar and its importance, it all seems futile if you don’t understand grammar terminology. read less
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Articles, Dative and Genetive, Genders especially neutral gender, Sentence construction
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Articles
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nominativ, akkusativ and dativ
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learning articles is very important because as we frame sentence articles play key role.
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Parts of speech are the major part of German Language
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The Gender
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artikels are the major part of german,
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Phrasal verbs, genders of nouns, articles
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