German grammar
German grammar, built on the words you actually meet
Short guides to the parts of German grammar every learner needs, with the figures counted from the 5,000 most common German words — so you know how much each rule matters, and every example links to the word it uses.
The four German casesNominative, accusative, dative, genitive — and the article tablesPrepositions and their casesDative, accusative, two-way and genitivePersonal pronounsich, mich, mir — every case in one tableAdjective endingsThree tables and a four-rule shortcutThe perfect tense: haben or seinEvery participle in the list, sortedPluralsThe five endings, by genderWord orderVerb second, verb last, and the bracketDer, die or das?The endings that predict noun gender
Der, die or das quizPractise noun gender with 20 common nouns
And the vocabulary
Grammar works on words: start with the 100 most common German words, browse vocabulary by topic, or test how many German words you know.