im Hinblick auf: case, meaning and sentence patterns
Use im Hinblick auf (with a view to; in view of) with Akkusativ, original statement/question pairs, a common correction and three checks.
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im Gegensatz zu: case, meaning and sentence patterns
Use im Gegensatz zu (in contrast to) with Dativ, original statement/question pairs, a common correction and three checks.
Read and practiseim Vergleich zu: case, meaning and sentence patterns
Use im Vergleich zu (compared with) with Dativ, original statement/question pairs, a common correction and three checks.
Read and practiseOngoing situations with seit: German for English speakers
Compare English and German through ongoing situations with seit, six original examples, a correction and explained practice.
Read and practiseGerman questions without English do: German for English speakers
Compare English and German through german questions without english do, six original examples, a correction and explained practice.
Read and practiseThan and as: als and wie: German for English speakers
Compare English and German through than and as: als and wie, six original examples, a correction and explained practice.
Read and practiseFreund and Freundin: make the relationship clear: German for English speakers
Compare English and German through freund and freundin: make the relationship clear, six original examples, a correction and explained practice.
Read and practiseEnglish will and German will: German for English speakers
Compare English and German through english will and german will, six original examples, a correction and explained practice.
Read and practiseLearning German gender when Turkish has no noun gender: German for Turkish speakers
Compare Turkish and German through learning german gender when turkish has no noun gender, six original examples, a correction and explained practice.
Read and practiseThe German verb in present descriptions: German for Turkish speakers
Compare Turkish and German through the german verb in present descriptions, six original examples, a correction and explained practice.
Read and practiseGerman main-clause verbs after a fronted phrase: German for Turkish speakers
Compare Turkish and German through german main-clause verbs after a fronted phrase, six original examples, a correction and explained practice.
Read and practiseGerman plurals after numbers: German for Turkish speakers
Compare Turkish and German through german plurals after numbers, six original examples, a correction and explained practice.
Read and practiseFrom Turkish endings and postpositions to German prepositions: German for Turkish speakers
Compare Turkish and German through from turkish endings and postpositions to german prepositions, six original examples, a correction and explained practice.
Read and practiseNegated German objects keep their verb's case: German for Polish speakers
Compare Polish and German through negated german objects keep their verb's case, six original examples, a correction and explained practice.
Read and practisePolish gender does not determine German gender: German for Polish speakers
Compare Polish and German through polish gender does not determine german gender, six original examples, a correction and explained practice.
Read and practiseProfessions after German sein: German for Polish speakers
Compare Polish and German through professions after german sein, six original examples, a correction and explained practice.
Read and practiseKeep German verb position while changing emphasis: German for Polish speakers
Compare Polish and German through keep german verb position while changing emphasis, six original examples, a correction and explained practice.
Read and practiseGerman z and the Polish c sound: German for Polish speakers
Compare Polish and German through german z and the polish c sound, six original examples, a correction and explained practice.
Read and practiseKeeping sein in German descriptions: German for Russian speakers
Compare Russian and German through keeping sein in german descriptions, six original examples, a correction and explained practice.
Read and practiseGender belongs to the German noun: German for Russian speakers
Compare Russian and German through gender belongs to the german noun, six original examples, a correction and explained practice.
Read and practiseGerman Perfekt is not Russian perfective aspect: German for Russian speakers
Compare Russian and German through german perfekt is not russian perfective aspect, six original examples, a correction and explained practice.
Read and practiseCapitalizing German common nouns: German for Russian speakers
Compare Russian and German through capitalizing german common nouns, six original examples, a correction and explained practice.
Read and practiseFrom у меня есть to German haben: German for Russian speakers
Compare Russian and German through from у меня есть to german haben, six original examples, a correction and explained practice.
Read and practiseAdding German articles to identify a referent: German for Ukrainian speakers
Compare Ukrainian and German through adding german articles to identify a referent, six original examples, a correction and explained practice.
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