German for beginners – The nominative case (Der Nominativ)

On this course, I slowly clarify all the things that you must know in regards to the nominative case: when it’s used & the articles and adjective endings, for masculine, female and neuter nouns. After some explanations with useful examples, we will do interactive practise workout routines collectively, which is able to assist you to consolidate all the things you’ve discovered.

Mastering the nominative case – step-by-step:

• What genders can German nouns have?
• What’s the nominative, the place in a sentence can you discover it and what types can it take?
• The particular articles: der, die, das – singular and plural, with a fast train.
• The particular articles with adjectives – singular and plural, with a fast train.
• The indefinite articles: ein, eine – singular and plural, with a fast train.
• The indefinite articles with adjectives – singular and plural, with a fast train.
• The verb “to be” and the nominative – With an train.
• Different verbs that behave similar to “to be”.
• Observe
• Extra observe
• Tricks to be taught the German nouns’ gender.

Because the course is supposed for newbies, the reasons are in English.

Join this free course and at last clear all of your doubts on the nominative case!

After getting enrolled, don’t hesitate to take notes and use the remark part to ask your questions.