German grammar - word order

Duration 2 h 58 m 58 s

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About Course

Master German Word Order with Confidence

Understand the Rules & Structure for Clear, Natural German Sentences

Are you struggling with German word order?
Do you find it tricky to place the subject, verb, and object correctly?
Have you heard of ‘TMP’ but aren’t sure what it means?
Do you wonder which conjunctions push the verb to the end—and which don’t?
Are you confused about relative pronouns?

If so, this course is for you!

What You’ll Learn

This course breaks down German word order step by step, helping you build sentences with confidence. You’ll learn:

✔️ The differences between English & German word order
✔️ The TMP rule (Time – Manner – Place)
✔️ Conjunctions that change word order (and those that don’t)
✔️ How to use relative pronouns correctly
✔️ How to form clear and natural German sentences

How to Use This Course

This course isn’t designed to be completed in one go—instead, use it alongside your German studies as you progress.

📌 Beginners: Start with the beginner-friendly section and move forward as you learn.
📌 Intermediate learners: Review beginner topics for reinforcement, then move on.
📌 Advanced learners: Refresh what you know, fill in gaps, and skip topics you're already confident with.

It doesn’t matter how quickly you complete the course—the important part is understanding German word order!

Why This Course Works

German grammar may seem complicated, but it’s actually very logical. This course uses basic, easy-to-follow sentences to clarify German word order rules. By returning to the fundamentals, you’ll gain a solid understanding that makes advanced sentences much easier.

With videos and exercises, this course will take you from "Ich verstehe nicht" to "Ich verstehe!" 🚀

What Makes This Course Different?

Most German courses skim over word order, leaving learners confused. But this course is:

✅ In-depth & easy to understand
✅ Perfect for self-learners—no tutor required!
✅ Includes a printable & digital workbook for notes & exercises
✅ Features a quiz to test your understanding
✅ Grants access to a German learners' community
✅ Includes monthly live sessions for extra support

By the end of this course, German sentence structure will finally make sense!

🎓 Ready to master German word order? Enrol today!

Course content

A little ad to entice you ;-)38 sFree

Introduction and information about this course3 m 18 sFree

NEW! German Learners' Community Start

About the quiz & certificate Start

A little info about Angelika Start

The workbook Start

Introduction to this section2 m 51 s Start

Verb in second place2 m 57 sFree

Verb in second place - the PDF Start

Questions4 m 39 s Start

Questions - the PDF Start

Time manner place7 m 27 s Start

Time manner place - the PDF Start

Washing line5 s Start

A bit more on the "what"4 m 15 s Start

A bit more on the 'what' - the PDF Start

Verb still in 2nd place6 m 32 s Start

Verb still in 2nd place - the PDF Start

Modal verbs & future tense8 m 11 s Start

Modal verbs & future tense - the PDF Start

Perfect tense3 m 45 s Start

Perfect tense - the PDF Start

Separable verbs2 m 52 s Start

Separable verbs - the PDF Start

Basic word order recap3 m 36 s Start

Example of notes from a student Start

A little extra help! Start

Basic word order exercises Start

For some extra work - find the verb and 'time, manner, place' Start

Introduction to this section1 m 59 s Start

Conjunctions, no change4 m 57 s Start

Conjunctions, no change - the PDF Start

Conjunctions, no change - your turn!4 m 11 s Start

Weil sentences3 m 18 sFree

Weil - the PDF Start

Weil - your turn4 m 39 s Start

Other conjunction words which push the verb to the end7 m 5 s Start

Other conjunction words which push the verb to the end - the PDF Start

Subject & verb reversed7 m 20 s Start

Subject & verb - the PDF Start

Wenn5 m 19 s Start

Wenn - the PDF Start

When - which word to use intro Start

When is when wenn?3 m 23 s Start

Dass or no dass?5 m 3 s Start

Dass or no dass? - the PDF Start

Dass - your turn4 m Start

More connecting words4 m 39 s Start

More connecting words - the PDF Start

The command form - intro2 m 41 s Start

The imperative (revision)3 m 59 s Start

The imperative (revision) - the PDF Start

Summary Start

More exercises Start

For extra work - find some sentences with conjunctions Start

Introduction to this section1 m 26 s Start

"zu + infinitive" instead of "dass"5 m 47 s Start

"zu + infinitive" instead of "dass" - the PDF Start

"um ... zu ..." and more2 m 19 s Start

"um ... zu ..." and more - the PDF Start

Negatives: nicht oder kein?6 m 22 sFree

Negatives: nicht oder kein? - the PDF Start

Position of 'nicht'6 m 15 s Start

Position of 'nicht' - the PDF Start

Position of object pronouns6 m 12 s Start

Position of object pronouns - the PDF Start

Relative pronouns - nominative & accusative case9 m 2 s Start

Relative pronouns - nominative & accusative - the PDF Start

Relative pronouns - dative & genitive case6 m 3 s Start

Relative pronouns - dative & genitive - the PDF Start

Relative pronouns and prepositions3 m 51 s Start

Relative pronouns and prepositions - the PDF Start

relative pronouns - was3 m 49 s Start

Relative pronouns, was - the PDF Start

Relative pronouns - welcher1 m 44 s Start

Relative pronouns, welcher - the PDF Start

Pronouns5 s Start

Interjections12 m 24 s Start

Interjections - the PDF Start

And even more exercises! Start

For extra work - find some relative pronouns Start

Using Pinterest for further practice & ideas Start

What next? Start

Find me on social media Start

It's a wrap! Start

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Test your German word order knowledge

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