by German Teacher Tobias | Feb 9, 2021 | German grammar
© Tobias Woelke 2021 The unreal comparison sentence It is used to make an imaginary comparison between two situations which would not be possible, which have not been proven or which have not yet occurred. The conjunction als ob or als in German must be present in...
by German Teacher Tobias | Feb 5, 2021 | German grammar
© Tobias Woelke 2021 Difference between denken, nachdenken and überlegen in German: Denken Denken an to think about/of Ich denke an Gott I think of God Ich denke an meinen letzten Urlaub I think about my last holiday ...
by German Teacher Tobias | Feb 5, 2021 | German grammar
What is the most difficult word in the German language? According to urban legends, the most difficult words in the German language are long words. There is one word in the German language that is by far the most difficult word in German and it causes real despair to...
by German Teacher Tobias | Jan 31, 2021 | German grammar
© Tobias Woelke 2021 The verb “hoffen” is used in contexts of “trust, hope, desire”. Some examples: Wir hoffen, dass Klaus die Prüfung besteht. We hope that Klaus will pass the exam. Sie hoffen auf das Beste They hope for the best On the...
by German Teacher Tobias | Sep 30, 2020 | German grammar
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by German Teacher Tobias | Aug 16, 2020 | German grammar
© Tobias Woelke 2020 What does the ADUSO rule mean in German? The ADUSO rule is short for the following conjunctions: aber denn und sondern oder What do these conjunctions have in common? They are called coordinating conjunctions, that is, they connect two main...
