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1) These prepositions take the dative case: aus, außer, bei, mit, nach, seit, von, zu, gegenüber 2) These prepositions take the accusative case: bis, durch, entlang, für, gegen, ohne, um, wider 3) These prep...

Here's the passage that goes with the question:"Öko-Mode und Luxus – eine Verbindung, die man lange nicht für möglich hielt. Luxus war in den Augen von Öko-Freunden etwas Unnötiges. Wer in den achtziger...

Prepositions affect the case of the noun after them, and two-way prepositions can either put this noun into the dative or the accusative, depending on if there is movement in the sentence or not. Examples of...

There are plently of ways to revise for a german reading exam, all of which will make a difference to your grade. Firstly, it is really good to get into the habit of reading German news articles, one because...

Contrary to popular belief, the passive is a 'voice' not a tense, but it can be used in different tenses - the present, past or future for example. Confusing huh? So when should you use the passive voice? It...