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German Course Table of Contents
Jump To: Level I • Level II • Level III • Level IV • Level V
Level I
Gender • Nominative Singular of Definite Article • Personal Pronouns er, sie, es
Nominative and Accusative Singular of der, ein, and kein • Nominative Singular of Definite Article • Personal Pronouns er, sie, es
Declension of der, ein, and kein and of Nouns in the Singular • Use of Genitive and Dative Cases • Diminutives •
Present Indicative of sagen
Plural of der and kein • Strong declension of Nouns, Class I • Plural of nouns • Prepositions with the Dative or the Accusative
kein words • Prepositions with the Dative • Use of the definite article • Names of persons
Dieser words • Strong declension of Nouns, Class II • Compound Nouns • Adverbs of Time and of Place
Present Indicative of arbeiten • Normal and Inverted Word Order • Expressions of Measure
Strong declension of Nouns, Class III • Vowel Change in the Present Indicative • Use of the Articles
Weak declension of Nouns • Herr and Herz • Suffix -in • Use of the Present Tense for the Future • Predicate Adjectives and Nouns
Level II
Declension of Adjectives, Letters.
Present Perfect and Past Perfect Indicative • Present Perfect for English Past Tense • Present Participle
Personal Pronouns • Compunds with da • Es as an Introductory Word • Use of man • Adverbial Accusative of Time
Comparison of Adectives and Adverbs • Expressions of Comparison • The Article with Proper Names
Future and Future Perfect Indicative • Position of the Infinitive • Future of Probability • Interrogative Pronouns wer and was • Compounds with wo • Other Interrogative Words
Level III
Imperative Mood • Possessive Pronouns • Use of gern • Definite Article in Place of Possessive Adjective • Das, dies, and es in Expressions of Identity • Direct and Indirect Object
Relative Pronouns der and welcher • Compounds with wo • Transposed Word Order • Adverbial Genitive of Time
Conjunctions • Als, wenn and wann • Indirect Questions • Es gibt
Inseparable Compound Verbs • Adjective Used Substantively • Some Words to Note Carefully
Separable compound Verbs • Variable Prefixes
Impersonal and Reflexive Verbs • Intensive Pronouns • Reciprocal Pronouns
Level IV
Strong Verbs, Class I • Wer and was as Compound Relatives • Was as a Simple Relative
Strong Verbs, Class II • Der as Demonstrative
Strong Verbs, Class III • Cardinal Numerals • Definite Article in a Distributive Sense • Infinitive as a Noun
Strong Verbs, Class IV and Class V • Ordinal Numerals • Dative of the Possessor • Pronoun Object Precedes Noun Subject • Adjective after etwas, nichts, etc.
Fractional Numerals • Prepositions with the Genitive • Adverbial Elements • Nichts • What Has Been and Still Is
Strong Verbs, Class VI and VII • Irregular Verbs • Some Uses of the Infinitive • Lassen
Level V
Present, Past and Future Tenses of the Model Auxiliaries
Perfect Tenses of the Model Auxiliaries
The Subjunctive • Conditional Sentences
Subjunctive of Wish and of Volition • Subjunctive of Ideal Certainty
Subjunctive of Indirect discourse • Lessing