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The Dynamic Duo: Implicit vs. Explicit Learning

The Dynamic Duo: Implicit vs. Explicit Learning

When you learned your first language as a child, you didn’t sit down with a grammar book. You absorbed it. This is implicit learning—the...
Should an adult learn a new language like a child?

Should an adult learn a new language like a child?

As language trainers, we often debate whether adults should learn a new language the way children do. Children acquire language seemingly without...
Adjective endings for nouns with: der, das, die, den, dem

Adjective endings for nouns with: der, das, die, den, dem

‎In German, adjective endings are often very confusing to learners. Today, we will look at adjectives that are used before a noun with a direct...
possessive articles: singular – accusative

possessive articles: singular – accusative

Possessive pronouns in accusative (Akkusativ), are very similar to those in Nominativ. Changes only occur for possessive articles for nouns with the...
adjective endings for nouns with: ein, eine, einen, einem

adjective endings for nouns with: ein, eine, einen, einem

This worksheet is for adjective endings: Adjectives that follow the articles ein/eine/einen/einem need to be adjusted. The ending of the adjective...

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adjective endings for nouns with: ein, eine, einen, einem

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The Dynamic Duo: Implicit vs. Explicit Learning

The Dynamic Duo: Implicit vs. Explicit Learning

When you learned your first language as a child, you didn’t sit down with a grammar book. You absorbed it. This is implicit learning—the...
Should an adult learn a new language like a child?

Should an adult learn a new language like a child?

As language trainers, we often debate whether adults should learn a new language the way children do. Children acquire language seemingly without...

Grammar A1

Adjective endings for nouns with: der, das, die, den, dem

Adjective endings for nouns with: der, das, die, den, dem

‎In German, adjective endings are often very confusing to learners. Today, we will look at adjectives that are used before a noun with a direct...

Vocabulary A1

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possessive articles: singular – accusative

possessive articles: singular – accusative

Possessive pronouns in accusative (Akkusativ), are very similar to those in Nominativ. Changes only occur for possessive articles for nouns with the...
adjective endings for nouns with: ein, eine, einen, einem

adjective endings for nouns with: ein, eine, einen, einem

This worksheet is for adjective endings: Adjectives that follow the articles ein/eine/einen/einem need to be adjusted. The ending of the adjective...

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Claudia Hildebrandt

German Language Instructor

My name is Claudia and I’m a dedicated language educator with a passion for helping others master the German language. With over 15 years of experience in education and a rich international background, I bring a unique perspective to language teaching.

Berlin, Germany

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