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To form the past tense in German, you need the conjugated auxiliary verb (haben or sein) and the past participle of the verb, which comes at the end of the sentence. For example, if you want to say "...

This isn't as difficult as it seems: there are two categories of prepositions which only take one particular case (accusative only or dative only). I find it helpful to learn these in a list then rearrang...

As with English, prepositions aren't needed in every sentence, however many nouns, verbs and adjectives do require one. Remember: they will affect the rest of a sentence grammatically. However, we can tal...