By the end of this course, you will be able to:

• Outline the importance of personal pronouns and verbs in the German language
• Distinguish the regular and irregular forms of German verbs
• Identify the gender of nouns and their corresponding articles in the German lexis
• Describe the sentence structure and sentence types of German vocabulary
• Explain the accusative and nominative cases of German words and expressions
• State the German terms for colour, mode of greetings and time of the day

By the end of this course, you will be able to:

• Differentiate the nominative and accusative cases of adjective endings in the German language
• State the reflexive forms of the verbs used in the German language
• Recall the German numeral system for regular, ordinal and denary numbers
• Relate the time of the day and dates with the appropriate German lingo
• Discuss the sentence structure and modal verbs in the German language
• Explain the imperative and the comparative forms of German adjectives

By the end of this course, you will be able to:

• Identify German modal verbs and explain their importance in the past and future tenses
• Discuss the lexis and syntax for creating the past and future tenses in the German language
• Outline the principal classification of indirect speech used in German vocabulary
• Explain passive tenses and passive times in the German sentence structure
• Outline the priority of German verbs
• Define ‘lassen’ in German and stipulate its significance in the language vocabulary

By the end of this course, you will be able to:

• Classify the sentence cases of the German language and the verbs that activate them
• Identify the question words for each of the four cases used in the German language
• Recognise dative verbs in the German vocabulary
• Outline the process for formulating the different aspects of the German genitive case
• Explain the categories of German prepositions and their hierarchy in the sentence structure
• Describe the ‘Spezielle Orte’ and their relevance in the German vocabulary

By the end of this course, you will be able to:

• Explain the ‘because-if’ sentence structure and ‘if-clauses’ in the German vocabulary
• Distinguish Konjunktiv I and Konjunktiv II in terms of German syntax
• Describe the Verbstamm and its importance in German verb formation
• Compare the Past I, Past II and future forms of German verbs
• Explain the ‘die Fälle’ and its effects on German sentence structure
• Identify the adjective endings and N-declination of German words

Upon successful completion of this course, you will be able to:

• Identify the main sentence structure and seven ways of creating a sentence in German
• Distinguish the main and side sentence structure in the German language
• Recall the situations for setting the comma and conjunctions in a German sentence
• Differentiate between case-specific and case unspecific question words in the German lingua
• Discuss German diminutive, homonyms and prefixes
• State the importance of capital letters, noun genders, and the 'linking s' in German