Tag: verbs
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Verbs with Dative Case in German
Here are 50 examples of verbs that take the dative case in German: These examples should help you better understand how verbs can take the dative case in German. Share…
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Verbs with Nominative Case in German. 50 useful German Verbs that take Nominative Case
Verbs with Nominative Case in German Grammar can be a daunting topic to tackle, but it’s essential for anyone looking to learn a new language. One critical aspect of German…
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Conjugate the German verb bleiben (to stay)
In this post, we will go through the German verb bleiben (to stay). Other meanings may be: last, remain Let’s start with the main conjugated forms for the German verb bleiben:…
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Conjugate the German verb verbieten (to prohibit/forbid)
In this post, we will go through the German verb verbieten (to prohibit/forbid). Other meanings may be: to interdict, to ban Let’s start with the main conjugated forms for the German…
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Conjugate the German verb begrüßen (to welcome) and discover 50 phrases to learn
In this post, we will go through the German verb begrüßen (to welcome, to appreciate, to greet). The German verb “begrüßen” is a versatile term that can be used to…
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