Contrastive Grammar Courses
German, Danish and English — each written for a speaker of one of the others
Three self-contained grammar courses built on the same method: explicit rules anchored in examples, quizzes as retrieval practice, and a systematic comparison with the learner’s native language so that positive transfer is used and negative transfer is flagged before it becomes a habit. All files work offline; progress and quiz scores are saved in your browser.
German Grammar for Danish Speakers
Tysk grammatik for dansktalende
Four cases, three genders, adjective declension, verb-final subordinate clauses. Danish parallels in red.
Danish Grammar for German Speakers
Dänische Grammatik für Deutschsprachige
Stød and soft d, the suffixed article, sin/sit/sine, adverb placement, the s-passive. German parallels in blue.
English Grammar for German Speakers
Englische Grammatik für Deutschsprachige
Present Perfect vs. Perfekt, Verlaufsform, do-Umschreibung, kein V2, Wortstellung, Artikel, falsche Freunde. Erklärtexte auf Deutsch.
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Common structure
- 30 chapters in three parts — Foundations (A1), Core grammar (A2–B1), Advanced (B2–C2) — each tagged with the CEFR level at which the structure is normally introduced.
- Quiz + exercise per chapter. Quizzes are interactive with shuffled options and instant feedback; exercises have hidden solutions. Scores are saved locally.
- Sidebar with chapter filter, progress bar and scroll-tracking; “Mark chapter as done” in every chapter.
- Appendices: sound-shift cheat sheet, false friends, cognates or collocations, a staged study plan with benchmarks, and caveats.
- Print-ready: printing (or saving as PDF) expands all quizzes, exercises and answer keys and hides the navigation.