Teaching Materials

Below you'll find a list of the grammar worksheets I've compiled over the last few years. All of these pages are my own compilations, but I can't claim credit for every single sentence or idea -- many of these worksheets were compiled from older textbooks and various internet sites, and the clip art comes from older textbooks and from freeware clip art collections. Please, if you do notice anything that appears to be a copyright infringement, I'd be more than happy to remove the offending material if you let me know. Feel free to use these as handouts or links for your own teaching, or for your own reference -- there's no need to give me credit. However, please do drop me a line if you plan on using them for anything other than classroom or instructional use.

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Toms Deutschseite - Konjugation der Verben Aim of this section is to bring any verb in the correct form in the present tense: In English it's quite easy. You just have to add a "s" for "he/she/it" and for the rest you can take the infinitive. In German there is a different ending for almost every person. Online-Course “Classroom courses and textbooks are fine but self study is really where it’s at these days.. and the German is Easy course really nails it.” Elly, the magical unicorn on language learning, 3-2016 No matter if you want to learn German by yourself, or just freshen up what you learned a while ago or you’re looking for some reading along the course… you’re at the perfect spot.

Correct Use of German Prepositions There are several ways to express to in German. That means to is not always translated as zu, but can be translated as in, auf, an, nach, zu. Native speakers differentiate exactly where they go and express it with a different preposition. Luckily there are some rules, which are not too hard to remember.