Learn German Grammar the Fun Way!

… so you won’t end up looking like the perplexed guy in the photo.

The links to the grammar lessons are further down on this page.

Hi, my name is Lucas Kern, and as a German teacher, I have found that my students learn faster when they are having fun.

That’s why I always try to add a touch of humor to my lessons. 😜

German Lessons

If you’re looking for general lessons, please switch to this page:

🔗 General German Lessons

Overview Grammar Topics

German Tenses

🔗 Tenses Overview
🔗 Präteritum
🔗 Futur 1 Quiz
🔗 Future Tense Audio Examples
🔗 Futur Tense Exercises

Adjectives

🔗 Adjectives Overview
🔗 Superlatives and Adjective Comparison
🔗 Adjective Comparatives
🔗 Opposites

Articles and Nouns

🔗 German Articles der die das
🔗 Indefinite Articles: ein, eine
🔗 Plural German Article: die

Pronouns

🔗 Personal Pronouns: I, you, he, she, it
🔗 Personal Pronouns: we, you, they
🔗 She, You and They in German = sie
🔗 Personal Pronouna Instead of a Noun
🔗 Possessive Pronouns: my, your, his, her
🔗 Possessive Pronouns: our, your, their

Verbs

🔗 Conjugation: sein, haben
🔗 The German word “ist”
🔗 Modal Verb können
🔗 German Verb mögen
🔗 German Imperative

Separable Verbs

🔗 Separable Verbs Overview
🔗 German Verb ‘machen’ with Prefixe
🔗 schlafen, einschlafen, ausschlafen etc.

Accusative Case

🔗 Accusative Case with Definite Articles
🔗 Accusative Case with Indefinite Articles

Difference between

🔗 MAN vs MANN
🔗 NICHT vs KEIN
🔗 DAS vs DASS
🔗 GERN vs GERNE
🔗 DANN vs DENN
🔗 ALS vs WENN

Tip: For those who are serious about learning German or need to master it for specific purposes, I recommend trying LGE Premium for much faster progress and even more fun.

However, do this first!

I recommend my free 7 Rules Challenge (click here).

 

German has complex grammar that’s different from English. If you don’t learn it the right way, you could waste a lot of time studying.