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  • Mạo từ (Artikel)A1
  • Chia PräsensA1
  • W-FragenA1
  • Phủ định: nicht & keinA1
  • Akkusativ cơ bảnA1
  • Thì PerfektA2
  • ModalverbenA2
  • Dativ — Cách 3A2
  • Komparativ / SuperlativA2
  • Mệnh đề phụA2
  • Trennbare VerbenA2
  • Konjunktiv IIB1
  • PassivB1
  • RelativsätzeB1
  • zu-InfinitivB1
  • Cấu tạo từB1
  • Konjunktiv IB2
  • PartizipialkonstruktionenB2
  • NominalisierungB2
  • Erweiterte NebensätzeB2
  • ModalpartikelnC1
  • GenitivpräpositionenC1
  • Konzessiv & AdversativC1
  • StilmittelC1
  • InfinitivkonstruktionenC1
  • Common noun-verb pairs in GermanA2B1B2
  • Compound Nouns in GermanA2B1
  • How to form the plural of nouns in GermanA1A2B1B2
  • When does a noun not take an article?A1A2B1B2
  • Nominalization of adjectives and participles in GermanB1B2
  • Possession with Genitiv in GermanA2B1
  • Nominalization of verbs in GermanA1A2B1
  • N-Declension in GermanA2B1B2
  • Countable nouns and uncountable nounsA1
  • Easily confused noun pairs in GermanA1A2B1
  • How to distinguish Der, Die, Das in GermanA1
  • Possessive Articles (Possessivartikel) in GermanA1A2
  • Personal pronouns in GermanA1A2B1
  • Distinguishing types of pronouns in GermanA1A2B1
  • Demonstrativartikel in GermanA1A2
  • Possessive Pronouns (Possessivpronomen) in GermanA2
  • Demonstrative pronouns in GermanA1A2B1
  • Interrogative articles welch- and was für ein- in GermanA1A2
  • Du oder Sie?A1
  • Distinguishing types of articles in GermanA1A2
  • Kein and Nicht — similar or different?A1A2
  • Relative Clauses in the Genitive - Relativsätze im GenitivB1
  • Reflexive pronouns in GermanA1A2B1
  • Mir oder michA1
  • Indefinite pronouns in GermanA1A2B1
  • The pronoun es in GermanA1A2B1
  • Relative pronouns and relative clauses in GermanA2B1
  • Verbs and Adjectives with Prepositions aus, zuB1B2
  • Verbs and Adjectives with Prepositions vor, nach, gegen, unter, umB1B2
  • Verbs and Adjectives with Preposition beiB1B2
  • Equality comparison with genauso.....wieA2B1
  • Adjectives as NounsB1
  • How to decline adjective endings (Adjektivdeklination)A2B1
  • Comparative clauses with als and wieA2B1
  • Comparative (Komparativ)A2B1
  • Comparative clauses with je….destoA2B1
  • Adjective from Adjective or VerbB1
  • Adjectives with Prepositions - AccusativeB1B2
  • Adjectives with Prepositions - DativeB1B2
  • Adjective with Direct Case: DativeB1B2
  • Verbs and Adjectives with Preposition mitB1B2
  • Verben und Adjektive mit Präposition ,,an"B1B2
  • Verbs and Adjectives with Preposition "von"B1B2
  • Verbs and Adjectives with Preposition "für"B1B2
  • Verben mit Präposition "über"A2B1
  • Key points to note with the superlative (Superativ)A2B1
  • How to transform nouns into adjectivesA1A2B1B2
  • Verbs with sprechenA2B1
  • Verbs with greifenB2
  • Distinguishing the meanings of the verb machen with prefixesB1B2
  • Distinguishing the meanings of the verb weisen with prefixesB1B2
  • Distinguishing the meaning of the verb ziehen with prefixesB1B2
  • Distinguishing the meaning of the verb schlafen with prefixesB1B2
  • Easily confused verbs in GermanA1A2
  • Distinguishing the meaning of the verb heben with prefixesB1B2
  • BRAUCHEN + ZU – HABEN + ZU – SEIN + ZUB1
  • Passive sentences with von and durch in GermanA2B1
  • Assumptions with modal verbsB1B2C1
  • List of verbs used with the Genitive in GermanA2B1
  • Konjunktiv II in the passive voiceB1B2
  • Verbs that take the Nominative case in GermanA1A2
  • Imperative Sentences (Imperativsatz) in GermanA1A2B1B2
  • Distinguish: aufräumen - abräumen - ausräumen; aufmachen-zumachen-anmachen-ausmachenA1A2B1
  • Participle II (Partizip II) in GermanA1A2B1
  • List of common verbs used with the DativeA1A2B1B2C1
  • Passive sentences with <i>es</i> and passive alternative forms with <i>man</i>, <i>jemand</i>B1
  • Distinguishing the meanings of the verb "stellen" when combined with different prefixesA2B1B2
  • Distinguishing the meanings of some inseparable prefixes when combined with verbs in GermanB2
  • Distinguishing the meanings of the verb "geben" when combined with different prefixesA2B1B2
  • Distinguishing the meanings of the verb "lassen" with prefixesB1B2
  • Subjunctive Mood Type II (Konjunktiv II) in GermanA2B1B2
  • Distinguishing modal verbs in GermanA1A2B1
  • Active and passive sentences with modal verbsA2B1
  • The verb ARBEITEN with the prepositions MIT / BEI / FÜR / ANA1A2
  • Verbs that take two Akkusativ complementsA1
  • Verben mit Akkusativ und GenitivB1B2
  • Distinguishing kennen and wissen; nutzen and benutzen; antworten and beantwortenA1A2
  • Passive voice in German - Zustandspassiv oder VorgangspassivA2B1B2
  • Separable and inseparable verbs in GermanA1A2B1
  • Reflexive verbs in GermanA1A2B1B2C1
  • Distinguishing the verb pairs liegen - legen, sitzen - setzen, stehen - stellenA1A2B1
  • Classification of German VerbsA1A2B1B2
  • Distinguishing Partizip I from Partizip II in GermanB1B2
  • Subjunctive II (Konjunktiv II) in the pastB1B2
  • Alternative expressions for können and dürfenB1
  • Passive Voice in German TensesA2B1
  • Distinguishing sich freuen auf - sich freuen über, leiden an - leiden unter and gehören - gehören zu in GermanA1A2
  • Ways to transform passive sentences in GermanA2B1B2
  • Position of the verb in the sentenceA1A2
  • Modal verbs in the past tenseA2B1
  • The Subjunctive Mood Type I (Konjunktiv I) in GermanB1B2
  • Distinguishing the use of sein and haben in GermanA1
  • The verb lassen in GermanA2B1B2
  • Verbs that take Dative and Accusative in GermanA2B1B2
  • The verbs werden and sein in GermanA1A2
  • List of verbs that take the AccusativeA2B1B2
  • The verbs sein and haben in the PräteritumA1
  • Distinguishing Innen, Drinnen and Rein in GermanA1A2B1
  • Partizip als AdjektivB1
  • Question words in German (Fragewörter)A1
  • Focus ParticlesA1
  • Gradpartikel in GermanA1
  • Distinguishing schon, noch and bereitsA1A2
  • Temporale Angaben: Akkusativ oder DativA1A2
  • Conjunctive Adverbs - KonjunktionaladverbienB1
  • Ja, mal, denn, doch,.... Modalpartikel in GermanA1A2B1B2C1
  • Distinguishing hin and her in GermanA2B1
  • Präpositionaladverbien hay Pronominaladverbien in GermanB1
  • Adverbs of Frequency in GermanA1
  • Adverbs of Location - LokaladverbienA1A2
  • Modale und kausale AdverbienB1B2
  • Classification of temporal adverbs in GermanA1A2B1
  • The difference between Ja, Nein and DochA2B1
  • The Difference Between Außen, Draußen, and Raus in GermanA1A2B1
  • Verbs that go with the preposition auf in GermanA2B1B2
  • Wechselpräpositionen: Prepositions indicating location used with Accusative and Dative in GermanA1A2B1
  • Prepositions used with the Dative in GermanA2B1
  • Prepositions used with the Genitive in GermanB1B2
  • Zu Hause hay Nach HauseA1A2B1
  • Wohin? Distinguishing nach, zu, inA1A2B1B2
  • Prepositions used with Dative and Accusative in GermanB1B2
  • Temporal Prepositions IN, AN UND UMA1A2
  • Temporal prepositions used with the DativeA1A2B1
  • Distinguishing the German prepositions of place aus and vonA1A2B1
  • Prepositions that take the Accusative in GermanA2B1
  • Prepositions of cause: wegen, aufgrund, aus, vor, dankA2B1B2
  • Distinguishing Temporal Prepositions Used with DativB1B2
  • Prepositions Anhand, Mittels, and MithilfeB2
  • Prepositions and classification of prepositionsA1A2B1B2
  • Prepositions used with the noun WasserA2
  • Präpositionen mit Dativ und GenitivB1B2
  • Temporal prepositions: vor, seit, von…bisA2B1
  • Wohin? Wo? Distinguishing location prepositions: in, an and aufA1A2B1B2
  • Distinguishing time prepositions used with the Accusative in GermanA1A2B1B2
  • Temporal Präpositionen (2): ZeitpunktA2
  • Distinguishing the structures um...zu and zu + infinitiv in GermanA2B1
  • Distinguishing aber and sondern in GermanA1
  • Distinguishing sobald and solange in GermanA2B1
  • The TeKaMoLo Rule in GermanB1B2C1
  • The infinitive structure with ohne..zu and (an)statt….zu in GermanB1B2
  • BEVOR – VOR – VORHIN – VORHER – DAVORB1
  • Modalsatz with indem and dadurch dassB1
  • ADVERBIEN UND AUSDRÜCKE FÜR FOLGEN UND KONSEQUENZENB1B2
  • What are the ADUSO conjunctions in GermanA1
  • Distinguishing seit, seitdem and bisA2
  • Distinguishing Nachdem and Nach demB1
  • DA and DESHALB in GermanA2B1
  • The infinitive without "zu" in German (Infinitiv ohne zu)A2B1
  • Relative clauses with wo, was, werB1B2
  • Distinguishing the conjunctions weil and denn in GermanA1A2B1
  • Obwohl, Trotzdem hay Trotz?B1B2
  • Unreal comparative clauses with als, als ob and als wennB1B2
  • Distinguishing als and wenn in NebensatzB1B2
  • Distinguishing Hauptsatz and NebensatzA1A2
  • Finalsätze with um…zu and damit in GermanA2B1
  • Consecutive clauses (Konsekutivsatz) in GermanB1B2
  • Distinguishing Nachdem and Bevor in GermanB1B2
  • Wortfeld: aber - undA2B1
  • Distinguishing wenn, falls, sofern in German conditional sentencesB1B2
  • Correlative conjunctions in GermanB1B2
  • das oder dass SatzA2B1
  • Position of the direct object and indirect object in GermanA1A2B1B2
  • Subjektsatz and Objektsatz in GermanB1B2
  • Einerseits.....andererseits and zwar ....aberB1B2
  • Distinguishing ohne, ohne...dass and ohne...zu in GermanA2B1
  • Distinguishing types of indirect questions in GermanB1B2
  • Temporal clauses with seit/seitdem, bis and währendA2B1B2C1
  • Present Perfect Tense (Perfekt)A1A2
  • How to conjugate verbs in the present tense (Präsens)A1
  • The Future Tense (Futur I) in GermanA2
  • How to conjugate verbs in the past tense in GermanA1A2B1
  • Present perfect tense with sein or habenA1A2
  • The Past Perfect Tense in GermanA1A2B1B2C1
  • Present tense (Präsens) or simple future (Futur I)?A1A2
  • Top 5 fairy tales in German that are beautiful and challenging for German learners
  • Top German-language films on Netflix
  • Secrets to Speaking German as Naturally as a Native Speaker
  • Common mistakes when learning GermanA1A2B1B2C1
  • 10 common German slang expressionsB2
  • NegationswörterA1A2B1
  • WEM or WESSEN?A2B1
  • Letter-writing sentence patterns A1, A2A1A2
  • 12 common mistakes in the process of learning GermanA1A2
  • Units of measurement - MaßeneinheitenA1
  • SONST, SONSTIG, SONSTIGESA2
  • Some common idiomsA1A2B1B2
  • Distinguishing common question wordsA1
  • Currency and how to read prices in GermanA1
  • Cardinal Numbers in GermanA1
  • Distinguishing types of questions in GermanA1
  • The word type beid- in GermanB2
  • Telling time in GermanA1
  • Common abbreviations often encountered in GermanA1A2B1B2C1
  • Lần đầu học tiếng Đức như thế nào? Wait, I need to actually translate that. Let me provide the correct output: How do you learn German for the first time?A1
  • Learn German online for freeA1A2B1
  • German at the B1 level and what you need to knowB1
  • Levels of German language trainingA1
  • Alternatives to No and YesA1
  • Cases in GermanA1
  • Ordinal numbers in GermanA1
  • Easily confused word pairs in GermanA2B1B2
  • Present tense — regular verbs· 30 questionsA1
  • sein & haben· 30 questionsA1
  • Stem-changing verbs· 30 questionsA1
  • Separable verbs· 30 questionsA1
  • Modal verbs· 30 questionsA1
  • Imperative· 30 questionsA1
  • Perfect tense — basics· 30 questionsA1
  • Präteritum: war, hatte· 30 questionsA1
  • Gender & plural· 30 questionsA1
  • Articles & kein· 30 questionsA1
  • Nominative case· 30 questionsA1
  • Accusative case 1· 30 questionsA1
  • Accusative case 2· 30 questionsA1
  • Accusative case 3· 30 questionsA1
  • Dative case 1· 30 questionsA1
  • Dative case 2· 30 questionsA1
  • Dative case 3· 30 questionsA1
  • Possessive articles· 30 questionsA1
  • Personal pronouns· 30 questionsA1
  • Verb in second position· 30 questionsA1
  • Questions· 30 questionsA1
  • Position-0 conjunctions· 30 questionsA1
  • es gibt, nicht & kein· 30 questionsA1
  • Basic prepositions· 30 questionsA1
  • Perfect tense — full· 30 questionsA2
  • Modal verbs in the past· 30 questionsA2
  • Two-way prepositions· 30 questionsA2
  • Adjective endings — basics· 30 questionsA2
  • Comparative & superlative· 30 questionsA2
  • Subordinate clauses· 30 questionsA2
  • Reflexive verbs· 30 questionsA2
  • Genitive — basics· 30 questionsA2
  • Polite Konjunktiv II· 30 questionsA2
  • Infinitive with zu· 30 questionsA2
  • Verbs with prepositions· 30 questionsA2
  • Object order: dative before accusative· 30 questionsA2
  • Time expressions· 30 questionsA2
  • Relative clauses· 30 questionsB1
  • Connectors· 30 questionsB1
  • Two-part conjunctions· 30 questionsB1
  • Indirect questions· 30 questionsB1
  • Passive voice· 30 questionsB1
  • Past perfect + nachdem· 30 questionsB1
  • Full simple past· 30 questionsB1
  • Future I· 30 questionsB1
  • Full Konjunktiv II· 30 questionsB1
  • Full adjective declension· 30 questionsB1
  • Genitive & its prepositions· 30 questionsB1
  • Weak masculine nouns· 30 questionsB1
  • da-/wo- compounds· 30 questionsB1
  • lassen & participles as adjectives· 30 questionsB1
  • Passive substitutes· 30 questionsB2
  • Statal passive· 30 questionsB2
  • Participial attributes· 30 questionsB2
  • Nominal ↔ verbal style· 30 questionsB2
  • Konjunktiv I — reported speech· 30 questionsB2
  • Past Konjunktiv II with modals· 30 questionsB2
  • Subjective use of modals· 30 questionsB2
  • Future II· 30 questionsB2
  • Advanced connectors· 30 questionsB2
  • Relative clauses with dessen/deren· 30 questionsB2
  • TeKaMoLo — Mittelfeld order· 30 questionsB2
  • Light-verb constructions· 30 questionsB2
  • Modal particles· 30 questionsB2
  • Conditional without wenn· 30 questionsB2
  • als ob / als wenn· 30 questionsB2
  • Word formation· 30 questionsB2
  • Extended participial attributes· 30 questionsC1
  • Konjunktiv I — advanced· 30 questionsC1
  • Nominal ↔ verbal style (academic)· 30 questionsC1
  • Formal prepositions· 30 questionsC1
  • Nuanced connectors· 30 questionsC1
  • Sentence bracket & front field· 30 questionsC1
  • Double infinitive· 30 questionsC1
  • Unreal clauses in the past· 30 questionsC1
  • Nominalised infinitives & genitive chains· 30 questionsC1
  • Fixed prepositions & Rektion· 30 questionsC1
  • Collocations & idioms· 30 questionsC1
  • Style & text cohesion· 30 questionsC1

ROADMAP · A1 · Giao tiếp cơ bản trong cuộc sống hàng ngày

Chia Präsens

A1

USAGE

Hiện tại đơn. sein và haben là 2 động từ quan trọng nhất.

er/sie/es luôn thêm -(e)t. Ngoại lệ lớn: sein.

STRUCTURE

Chủ ngữseinhabenkommen
ichbinhabekomme
dubisthastkommst
er/sie/esisthatkommt
wirsindhabenkommen
ihrseidhabtkommt
sie/Siesindhabenkommen
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