In this lesson I will teach you how to use the German adverbial conjunctions such as: also, dann, trotzdem, jedoch and a whole lot more. They are adverbs that act like conjunctions, words that are usually considered adverbs, words that modify almost anything in the sentence with the exception of nouns, but they are used to connect words, phrases or clauses, like conjunctions do.
In this German grammar lesson I will teach you how to use the two-part conjunctions, sometimes also called “compound conjunctions” or “Doppelkonjunktionen”. By the end of this lesson you will be an expert on all of the German two-part conjunctions and can test your knowledge with a worksheet via this link. …
German Two-Part Conjunctions: entweder… oder, je… desto & more! Read More »
If you want to learn how to use subordinating conjunctions in German such as dass, weil, ob, wenn and more, you have come to the right place. Not only will I explain the word order and sentence structure rules for subordinating conjunctions, but I will also explain how to use each of the subordinating conjunctions including: als, als ob, bevor, bis, da, damit, dass, ehe, falls, indem, nachdem, ob, obgleich, obschon, obwohl, seit, seitdem, sobald, so dass, solange, sooft, während, weil, wenn, and wohingegen.
Conjunctions connect words, phrases and clauses. In this lesson you will learn how to use the coordinating conjunctions in German. Specifically I will focus on und, oder, aber, and denn, but I will also explain a few other more obscure German coordinating conjunctions.
