Grammatik

Related words

• grammatikalisch

  grammatical

• Grammatikalisierung

  grammaticalization

• grammatikalisch

  Grammatical

• Grammatikalisierung

  Grammaticalization

• grammatikalisieren

  Grammaticalize

• Grammatiker

  grammarian

• Junggrammatiker

  Neogrammarian

• Nebensatz

  Subordinate clause

• Genitiv

  Genitive case

• Akkusativ

  accusative case

• Perfekt

  Perfect

• Ablativ

  Ablative case

• Sprachteil

  Part of language

• Sprachlehre

  Grammar

• Satzbau

  sentence structure

• Satzlehre

  Syntax

• Agrammatismus

  Agrammatism

• Verbvalenz

  Verb valence describes how many and what type of complements (e.g., subjects, objects) a verb requires in a sentence to be grammatically correct.

• Satzkonstruktion

  Sentence structure

• linksrekursiv

  Left-recursive

• Mundart

  dialect

• schriftsprachlich

  Literary

• Satz

  Sentence

• Lektion

  A lesson is a unit of learning or teaching, often covered in a course or a school class.

• Maskulinum

  Masculine

• Gerundium

  gerund

• Hilfsverb

  Auxiliary verb

• Ausbausprache

  Elaborated language

• Beugung

  Inflection

• Lückentexttest

  Cloze test, gap-filling test

• Schwerpunkt

  Focus

• Nichtmuttersprachlerin

  Non-native speaker

• Kursbuch

  textbook

• Genus

  Gender refers to the grammatical gender of a noun (masculine, feminine, neuter).

• Präteritumperfekt

  Past perfect

• Sondersprache

  Special language

• Utrum

  Utrum

• Vokalwechsel

  A vowel change is an alteration of the vowel in a word stem that indicates grammatical information such as number or tense.

• Korrekturleser

  A proofreader is a person who checks texts for errors in grammar, spelling, and punctuation.

• fünfter Fall

  Vocative case

• Französischlehrerin

  French teacher

• deklinieren

  To decline means to inflect a noun, pronoun, or adjective in its different grammatical cases (nominative, genitive, dative, accusative).

• flektieren

  To inflect

• diachronisch

  "Diachronic" refers to the study of language or other phenomena over time, as opposed to synchronic, which considers a specific point in time.

• diachron

  Diachronic means that something is considered over time, as opposed to synchronic, where something is considered at a specific point in time.

• Lehrer

  Teacher

• ungrammatisch

  Ungrammatical means that something violates the rules of grammar.

• Ablaut

  Ablaut, vowel gradation

Example sentences with “Grammatik”

1. Die deutsche Grammatik ist komplex. (German grammar is complex.)

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