German Verbs
The verb is the engine of a German sentence. Start with sein and haben, then add the modal and separable verbs you’ll use every day.
13 lessons · a few minutes each
A1 · Beginner
All A1 grammar →- Regular verbsConjugate hundreds of verbs with six endings
- Irregular verbsMaster fährt, spricht and liest in one go
- sein (to be)Say who, what and where you are
- haben (to have)Have, own and feel things with one verb
- sein or habenSay hungry, cold and 30 the German way
- Modal verbsSay can, must, may and want to in German
- Separable verbsKnow exactly where the an in anrufen goes
- wissen or kennenPick the right "know" every time
A2 · Elementary
All A2 grammar →B1 · Intermediate
All B1 grammar →Other grammar topics
- Nouns & Articlesder, die, das, plurals and compound nouns
- Pronounsich, mich, mir — and when to say du or Sie
- TensesPresent, perfect, past, future and Konjunktiv
- CasesNominative, accusative, dative, genitive
- PrepositionsWhich case each preposition takes
- AdjectivesEndings, comparative and superlative
- AdverbsWords for when, where and how
- Sentence StructureWord order, questions and negation
- Conjunctionsund, aber, weil, dass — and where the verb goes
- NumbersCounting, ordinals, prices and phone numbers
- Time & DatesTelling the time and saying the date
- Passive Voicewerden + participle in every tense