Interactive German Grammar

[weiher99]

A clever strategy to acquire/learn various aspects of German Grammar has been developed by the Goethe Institut. You do need a login/pw to reach the site but can register at Goethe.de for a free ID and password.

The approach requires an intermediate facility in German to understand how the program works and how to use it. Thus it is not ideal for rank beginners, but ideal for those who have acquired some german and need or want to know the grammar rules for the formulation of some German structures in order to improve the corectness of their speaking and writing.

The approach is to consider some examples and from these deduce the rules and then check those rules using several examples. An excellent and elegant interactive approach in which the student discovers the grammatical rules rather than memorizing a list of them, which are then often quickly forgotten.

www.goethe.de/lrn/pro/iga/GI_01_Satzbau/bin

www.goethe.de/lrn/pro/iga/GI_02_Satzklammer/bin

www.goethe.de/lrn/pro/iga/GI_03_Imperativ/bin/

www.goethe.de/lrn/pro/iga/GI_04_Fragesaetze/bin/

www.goethe.de/lrn/pro/iga/GI_05_Komposita/bin

www.goethe.de/lrn/pro/iga/GI_06_Konjugation/bin

www.goethe.de/lrn/pro/iga/GI_07_TempPraep/bin/

www.goethe.de/lrn/pro/iga/GI_08_Perfekt/bin

www.goethe.de/lrn/pro/iga/GI_09_WechselpraepAkkusativ/bin

There may be other such modules but i have been unable to find the links.There must be a general index to all such modules and am awaiting an answer to that question from the Goethe-Institut.

A Deutsch für Dich section provides exercises for the user on various structures at various levels of fluency.
https://www.goethe.de/prj/dfd/en/home.cfm

The link to a general online site: kostenlos Deutsch lernen is:
https://www.goethe.de/de/spr/ueb.html

[buck72]

Thank you for this information, I intend to add it to my resources. A Lingot for you!

[Beneficium]

Fantastic website, please let us know if they provide a link to the general index.

[weiher99]

A systematic review of German grammar can be found at the Dartmouth,edu site. It is excellent at providing both many examples of use as well as a description of each subtopic as used in both German and as background in English.

http://www.dartmouth.edu/~deutsch/Grammatik/Grammatik.html

Meines erschtens ist diese Internetseite komplett, gut verständlich und durchaus nützbar für Duolingo-Studenten, die unsicher sind wie man etwas schreibt oder genauer wissen wollen was granümatisch richtig ist. Etwas für jeden!

The site also provides an alternate exposition of Wortstellung (word order) that is more complete and useful that that in the Dartmouth main grammar review.
http://www.dartmouth.edu/~deutsch/Grammatik/WordOrder/WordOrder1.html

So if you are interested in word order in German I suggest you look both at the above link to the alternate presentation as well as the several word order links in their main grammar table

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[Ralukes]

Vielen Dank!
das ist sehr hilfreich

[weiher99]

Danke sehr, gern geschehen

[Bruces123]

Thanks for this! I find self discovery far more effective than memorization or even spaced repition, so definitely going to check this out.

[weiher99]

Ich stimme zu!

[mbd-morgan]

Excellent resource! Thank you.

[Dan_Medeiros]

Vielen Danl! Das ist toll!

[SamuelG99]

Danke schön!

[Ich-bin-Ben]

Sehr gut, Danke!

[weiher99]

Gern geschehen,

[lemurian]

This is so awesome! Thanks a lot!

[jeananne10]

Thank you for sharing this information with us. I gave you a lingot to spend!

[Isrianth]

Thank you so much for sharing.

[Galatea84]

Vielen Dank!