Macht Spass !.... und ....man lernt dabei!

Welcome to Lina & Leo

send your completed exercises and results 

                            to: harybmhs@yahoo.com

                final exams                    

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                Haus       (alle)       

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 furniture - Möbel     (alle)     

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                                 Kleider - clothing      (alle)         

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                   Taschengeld / pocket money             

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                 Berufe  - jobs and professions                            

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für  FINAL  PROJEKT

     >>>>    auf dem Weg zum Krankenhaus    

a)..zum Hören mit Kopfhörer >

Verstehen Sie, wie Sie zum Ziel kommen??

1.   mache einen Stadtplan - small poster

similar to the example 

 2.   schreibe drei verschiedene  Wegbeschreibungen

3.    "oral presentation"           

 (optional)

   teach one simplified direction on how to get to the Krankenhaus to a younger classmate 

now  PRACTICE and test yourself  !!!!!

- can you identify these everyday household items?

The German Electronic Textbook

German Grammar

1. Nouns and noun modifiers
2. Pronouns
3. Verbs, Present tense
4. Word order
5. Prepositions
6. Adjectives and adverbs
7. Conjunctions
8. Verbs, Other tenses
9. Verbs, Subjunctive mood
10. Verbs, Passive voice

• List of masculine N-nouns
• Summary of definite and indefinite articles
• Summary of pronouns
• Present tense verb forms
  • Some common verbs with stem vowel change a > ä
  • Some common verbs with stem vowel change e > ie
  • Some common verbs with stem vowel change e > i
• List of verbs with separable prefixes
• List of reflexive verbs
• List of verbs with dative objects
• List of verbs with genitive objects
• Adjectives and adverbs
  • Comparative and superlative adjectives/adverbs with Umlaut vowel
  • Irregular comparative and superlative adjectives/adverbs
  • Accusative adjective and adverb expressions
  • Dative adjective and adverb expressions
  • Genitive adjective and adverb expressions
• Verbs - other tenses
  • Principal parts of irregular verbs

German Pronunciation
German vocabulary ^New

Gender of German Nouns: Masculine

Names of earth and rocks

Names of most types of money (exceptions: die Lira, die Mark, die Rupel, das Pfund)

Names of directions and winds

Names of rivers outside Germany (exceptions: those ending in -a or -e, which are feminine)

Names of mountains, lakes and precipitations

Names of alcoholic drinks (Exception: das Bier)

Names of cars and trains

Most nouns ending in -ich and -ling

Most nouns ending in -ig (Exception: das Riesig)

Most nouns ending in -el (Exceptions: die Achsel, die Amsel, die Bibel, die Dattel, die Distel, die Drossel, die Fackel, die Formel, die Gabel, die Insel, die Kanzel, die Kartoffel, die Kugel, die Mandel, die Nadel, die Nessel, die Orgel, die Pappel, die Regel, die Schachtel, die Schaufel, die Schüssel, die Semmel, die Staffel, die Tafel, die Trommel, die Wurzel, die Zwiebel, das Bündel, das Exempel, das Kabel, das Kapitel, das Mittel, das Segel, das Siegel, das Übel)

Most nouns ending in -en (Exceptions: all infinitives, das Becken, das Eisen, das Examen, das Fohlen, das Kissen, das Laken, das Leinen, das Omen, das Wappen, das Zeichen)

Nouns ending in -er, when they refer to people (exceptions: die Jungfer, die Mutter, die Schwester, die Tochter)

Gender of German Nouns: Feminine

Names of German rivers (exceptions: rivers in the SW are masculine)

Names of cardinal numbers

Names of planes and ships

Most nouns ending in -e (exceptions: those with prefix Ge- and those denoting males)

Nouns ending in -heit, -keit and -schaft

Nouns ending in -in (persons only)

Nouns ending in -ei (exceptions: nouns denoting a type of egg eg. das Spiegelei)

Nouns ending in -ung

Nouns of foreign words ending in -ade, -age, -anz, -enz, -ette, -ie, -ik, -ine, -ion, -isse, -itis, -ive, -tät and -ur

Gender of German Nouns: Neuter

Names of metals and most chemical elements (Exceptions: der Stahl, die Bronze)

Names of letters and musical notes

Names of colours

Names of fractions (Exceptions: die Hälfte)

Names of hotels, cafés and theatres

Infinitives used as nouns

Most nouns starting with Ge- (Exceptions: der Gebrauch, der Gedanke, der Gefallen, der Genuß, der Gesang, der Geschmack, der Geruch, der Gewinn, die Gebärde, die Gebühr, die Geburt, die Geduld, die Gefahr, die Gemeinde, die Geschichte, die Gewalt)

Most nouns ending in -chen and -lein

Most nouns ending in -ment (Exceptions: der Moment, der Zement )

Most nouns ending in -nis (Exceptions: die Erlaubnis, die Erkenntnis, die Finsternis)

Most nouns ending in -tum (Exceptions: der Irrtum, der Reichtum )

Most nouns ending in -um

Plurals of German Nouns: Masculine

Masculine nouns show the largest variety of plural forms and there are seven different possibilities.

Plurals of German Nouns: Feminine

Note: Exceptions to the third pattern are: die Mutter - die Mütter die Tochter - die Töchter

Source: Deutsch - zweites Jahr.

Plurals of German Nouns: Neuter

Source: Deutsch - zweites Jahr

Plurals of German Nouns: Notes

Patterns of declension:

All plural nouns in the dative case add n.

Source: Deutsch - zweites Jahr.

Der Computergarten am 1.Juni

Der Computergarten am 5. Juni

Der Computergarten am 12. Juni

Der Computergarten 401401401401401 401401

Special Combinations

Nicht vs. kein

Time Expressions 

check out the following and make know to your teacher which

lessons you find very helpful  and worthwhile for further study and review, maybe ...

Ranked by Frequency (Häufigkeit)

Verb Review 1
Part One of a 3-part look at the ins and outs of German verbs. With self-scoring quiz.

German Grammar Glossary
Explanations of German grammar terms (in English and German) in plain English. With links to grammar details.

German Reflexive Verbs
About accusative and dative reflexive verbs.

German Regular Verbs in the Present Tense
The present tense of regular German verbs with English meanings. Lesson 4B of German for Beginners.

German Present Tense Verb Quiz 1
A self-scoring quiz on the German present tense verb conjugations. Before taking this quiz, you should have studied Lektion 4 of German for Beginners.

German Verb Prefixes
Learn more about German separable (trennbar) and inseparable (untrennbar) verb prefixes.

German Verb Conjugation: Present Tense
An introduction to the present tense of German regular verbs. Compares English and German verb endings and leads to a more detailed study of the present tense.

German Verb Quiz: to know
A self-scoring quiz on how to say "know" in German. Before taking this quiz, you should have studied Lektion 16 of German for Beginners.

The Passive Voice in German
Grammar tips and examples contrasting the active and passive voice.

Review: Teach Yourself German Verbs
A review of a reference and learning guide covering 201 German verbs in detail, plus a glossary of about 3000 verbs.

The Subjunctive II
When and how to use it, from your Guide. With self-scoring quiz.

Two important verbs
To have and have not (haben); to be or not to be! (sein). From Lektion 4A of German for Beginners.

English-German Glossaries
All of the annotated glossaries on this site - from aerospace to travel.

German Grammar
All of the grammar resources on this site, by category.