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Start early and write down what you want to say. Check that it meets all the required learning outcomes and the markscheme. Next practise reading it out loud (you could read it to someone who is a native ...

Unfortunately, there are no hard and set rules that govern the meaning but there are certain patterns which would help in cases of unceratinty. There are a set of prepositions in German which can take bot...

The dative is used to show that a noun is an indirect object in the sentence. This means it is the person or thing receiving the action. For example: 'Der Mann gibt dem Hund einen Knochen'. So here, the m...

As a general rule, verbs that in the present have an akkusative object form the perfect with haben. The rest with sein. For example:

The table breaks = Der Tisch bricht. [ Subject Nominative: tisch...

The present perfect is used to express an action in the past that could still be going on until this day. For example: "Ich habe seit seit gestern nicht gegessen". To form it, y...