Grammar

© Tobias Woelke 2019   Weil, wegen and deshalb are three words that cause some problems when using them. They express exactly the same, the cause (with the exception of deshalb, which [...]

© Tobias Woelke 2019 The verb “fahren” in the German language has many variants, in this article I explain to you 3: Abfahren                                                          [...]

In this article I explain the difference between bringen, mitbringen and mitnehmen. Bringen                                                                 bring The verb “bringen” [...]

© Tobias Woelke 2019   The verb “kommen” is used in the context of coming. Here is an example: Peter kommt heute Peter comes today Woher kommst du? Where are you coming from? Or [...]

German adjective declination Adjectives, also called “Wiewort” (How is something?) Complement a noun or qualify a noun. Adjectives describe people, objects, actions, animals etc [...]

Name: Vijay Kumar (Current residence in Madrid, place of birth Ugala-India) Profession: International Sales Manager Sector: Telecommunications His comment about the German classes with Tobias [...]

© Tobias Woelke 09.01.2018   Partizip I and Partizip II in German and its use as an adjective   German lessons by Skype   The participles are formed through verbs. In the German [...]

In this Post I have written a list of verbs with dative in German. I only mention the most important verbs because some verbs that govern dative in German are used very rarely.   List of [...]

© Tobias Woelke  09.01.2018  difference between um zu and damit. To explain this little grammatical theme, I try to use a language that everyone can understand. You will find a short summary with [...]