German Da-Words (Da-Compounds) Explained a2.2 grammar

Da-words like darauf, davon and damit look confusing, but they follow one simple rule. In this lesson, Luzi from YourGermanTeacher shows you how da-compounds (PrƤpositionaladverbien) and the matching wo-question words work, with real-life example dialogues. The topic is usually taught at the end o...

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German Accusative Prepositions: Listening Practice a2.2 grammar

Six German prepositions always take the accusative: für, bis, gegen, ohne, durch and um. This lesson teaches them with a one-minute listening challenge and a short story. Listen first, try to find all six, then check with the explanations and a bonus tip on durch and um.

The One-Minute Challenge

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German Dative Prepositions: Listening Practice a2.2 grammar

Ten German prepositions always take the dative, and this lesson teaches them with a short story. Before the explanation you get a listening challenge: listen to a story, and write down every preposition that only uses the dative. The lesson is in German only (the task is explained in English), so ...

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