In this video you will learn ALL A1 level German prepositions - together with their cases (Akkusativ / Dativ), examples sentences and explained in which situations you can use them. It's important to understand that some prepositions will have a different meaning in upper A2 oder B1 level. But...
A common mistake, but actually easy to avoid! In this video you will learn the difference between ALS und WIE - when comparing two things or two people in German. Even Germans do this sometimes wrong, but after this video you will know exactly in which situation you have to use "als" and when...
The position of "nicht" in german sentences can be very confusing for German learners. A big problem for German students: Which place do you have to put the "nicht"? What is the position of "nicht"? In this video I will teach you the positioning of the negation word "nicht".
In general, "nicht"...
In this video you will learn everything you need to know about the modal verb to can. First I will teach you what a modal verb actually is, then we do the conjugation of the modal verb "können", I will give you examples to practice. Then you will learn the 3 different situations when we use...
Always worried about the German irregular verbs? In this video you will learn ALL verbs which are irregular and you need to know for A1 level. Unregelmäßige Verben Deutsch A1. Instead of downloading a list from the internet, write you own list!
Take this time to write your own list...
In this video you will learn how easy it is to use the conjunctive adverb "DESHALB" to connect two sentences. Besides the most common sentence structure and lots of examples I will also show you the difference between "DESHALB" and "WESHALB" in the BONUS TIP of this video. To make sure you know...
In this lesson I will guide you through the whole ORAL (SPRECHEN) part of GOETHE ZERTIFIKAT START DEUTSCH A1 (Test for adults). I will show you step by step, how this test is conducted and show you the way to pass it with ease. Each part of the test is explained in detail to make it really easy...
When we talk in perfect tense (das Perfekt) you need to use a past participle (Partizip 2). Most German past participles start with ge-. But sometimes they don't. In this video you will learn when you don't need to add this GE at the beginning of the past participle and why. Its all about...
