German Grammar - Intermediate
iOS app by Adeel Malik. Education · Adeel Malik
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- Free to download
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- 4
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- 2026-09-16
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Build real confidence with intermediate German grammar (Deutsch Grammatik)—fast. This app turns tricky rules into simple, bite-size lessons with clear explanations, lots of examples, and practice MCQs that actually help you remember what you learn. Who it’s for • Learners moving beyond the basics (A2 → B1/B2 German) and frequent travelers to German-speaking countries • Motivated beginners who want a clear, structured German course • Busy adults who prefer short, focused study sessions on grammar, verbs, and word order • People intending to improve reading, writing, and speaking German for work, study, or travel What you’ll learn • Verb foundations: Präsens, Perfekt vs. Präteritum, Plusquamperfekt, Futur I; modal verbs (können, müssen, dürfen, sollen, wollen) in real sentences • Key tenses & moods: Konjunktiv II for politeness and “would” sentences, reported speech basics (Konjunktiv I), passive voice (Vorgangspassiv & Zustandspassiv) • Cases & articles: Nominativ, Akkusativ, Dativ, Genitiv; der/die/das vs. ein/eine, pronouns in each case, typical verb–case patterns • Word order (Wortstellung): verb-second (V2), questions, inversion, main vs. subordinate clauses (weil, dass, wenn, obwohl), position of nicht and other adverbs • Prepositions: two-way prepositions (in, an, auf, über, unter, vor, hinter, zwischen) with Akkusativ/Dativ; fixed-case prepositions (mit, nach, für, ohne, seit, wegen, trotz, während) • Nouns & adjectives: gender patterns, plural forms, adjective endings (weak/mixed/strong) with clear tables, comparisons & superlatives (größer/am größten) • Pronouns: personal, reflexive, possessive, relative (der/die/das, wo, was); using es in dummy subject structures • Core contrasts & “tricky pairs”: – sein vs. haben as auxiliaries – Perfekt vs. Präteritum in spoken vs. written German – schon vs. erst, doch in natural replies – wo / wohin / woher, da-/wo-compounds (damit, worüber, wofür, dafür, darüber) How it works • 45 guided lessons with concise explanations and example-rich notes • Practice MCQs after each topic, plus mixed reviews to lock in grammar and vocabulary • Progress tracking: see completed lessons, scores, and where to review next • Favorites & quick review: bookmark tough cards, verbs, and grammar points to revisit later • Works offline: learn German grammar anywhere—commute, coffee break, or flight Why this app • Designed for clarity: minimal jargon, maximum understanding of German grammar rules • Structured like a course so you always know what to study next • Built for adults: short sessions, practical examples, everyday Deutsch for speaking, reading, and writing • Ideal companion if you’re preparing for B1/B2 German, moving to Germany/Austria/Switzerland, or polishing rusty school German Privacy & access • No account required. • Content available offline once installed. • Optional Pro upgrade may unlock extra practice, mixed reviews, and customization (when available). Start mastering the German grammar rules that u
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