Learn German Language with Suruchi
This is how you can learn German by yourself without spending a single penny through resources available online. Here I have shared how and which resource should you use to learn German for different sections such as readings, speaking, writing and listening. Laying Foundation For Learning German You must have clarity about the following questions: … Read more
Reflexive Verb refers to the verbs that reflect in a sentence. In other words, here subject and object are same. For example: Ich langweile mich (I am bored)- Literal Translation: I bored myself Ich streite mich mit meiner Schwester. (I fight with my sister) Here are some exercises for you to practice German A2 Grammar … Read more
Possessivartikel German Grammer and possessive pronomen in German exercise worksheet- In this topic, we learn to tell possession and ownership between object and person. Here are some exercises for you to solve! Possessive article In German Exercise Level 1: Easy Level Schreiben Sie die richtige Form des Possessivartikels. 1)Das ist ein Bild. Das ist _____Bild. … Read more
N-deklination simply means adding “en” ending to all cases of Masculine Noun except Nominativ (Singular). Here usually we decline weak nouns. Note that Only Masculine Nouns requires N-deklination. Cases Singular Plural Nominativ der Kunde die Kunden Akkusativ den Kunden die Kunden Dativ dem Kunden die Kunden Genitiv des Kunden die Kunden Two Rules for N-Deklination … Read more
Here is the list of most common German adjective with their comparative & Superlative degree that you must know. In Komparativ degree, generally -er ending is used while in Superlativ degree, am+sten ending is used. Adjectives are used to describe noun or pronoun in German language. Ofcourse like any other language, it also has its … Read more
Reflexive Verb are formed with help of reflexive pronoun which can either be akkusative or dative case. Here reflexive verb uses reflexive pronoun with meaning “oneself”, in other words subject and object are same. Here the person doing action and person taking action is same. For example: (i)Ich langweile mich. [Literally means: I am bored … Read more
In this post, you will understand about German grammar topic Preposition mit Akkusative. In simple words, whenever you see these preposition in any sentence, it will always take akkusative case. Also there are some preposition known as wechsel preposition or dual (two-way) preposition which sometimes take dative case and sometime takes akkusative case. We will … Read more
In this post, you will understand about German grammar topic Preposition mit dative. In simple words, whenever you see these preposition in any sentence, it will always take dative case. Also there are some preposition known as wechsel preposition or dual (two-way) preposition which sometimes take dative case and sometime takes akkusative case. We will … Read more
One of the most confused topic that German leaners struggle to use in practical life is concept of cases especially when to use Akkusativ case in German. In this post, I have made a list of Verb that take Dative Case always along with some exercises at the end. If you find this list useful, … Read more
Nebensatz mit weil: Uses of weil in German grammar In German, weil ist used to explain reason of any question or statement. If you were asked question starting with “Warum” then your answer will start with weil. Weil is a subordinate conjunction, which means while using weil in sentence, word order will be changed. It … Read more