Grammatik

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Conjugio Search the conjugation tables, or use the convenient practice options to choose verbs and tenses you want to practice!
Netzverb Wörterbuch Also provides tables of noun endings.
Verbix Verb Conjugator Available for multiple languages.
Cactus2000 German Verb Tables Home of the “KonjugationsHase” (conjugation bunny). Who knew grammar could be so cute? Also includes Passive and “Statal Passive” forms further down the page.
Conjuguemos Verb Conjugation Practice Choose a tense, then choose a game – or the very useful flashcard mode – to practice!
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Basic Grammar Terminology	More Grammar Terminology
Verb-related topics	Case-related and “other” topics
Verb Tenses (general summary) Imperative Modal Verbs Strong, Weak and Mixed Verbs	Basic Chart of Forms of der/das/die, ein-words, Pronouns
Word Order (incl. Verb Position) Conjunctions Nicht & Kein	Case Overviews
Reflexive Verbs	Hints for Guessing Gender
Subjunctive I	Prepositions Strong Verb/Weak Verb Pairs (stehen/stellen etc.) Prepositional Verbs and Adjectives More Useful Prepositions (not explicitly tested in 101-231, but very good to know!)
Subjunctive II Indicative vs. Subjunctive (II)	Adjective Endings Extended Adjectives
Passive Summary of the Uses and Conjugation of “Werden” Substitutes for the Passive Voice Active vs Passive Voice	Comparative and Superlative
Verb First: What Can it Mean When the Sentence Begins With a Verb?	Da-Compounds
Breaking Down Complex Sentences	Relative Clauses
	Useful Adverbs