**Pillar Post:** German Passive Voice: From Basics to Usage (B1)
_The German passive voice (Passiv) lets you describe actions without saying who does them. It is essential for formal writing, news, instructions, and exams....
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Grammar
Adjective Endings - Part 2
5 articles to help you master this topic
Adjectives as Nouns: Der Alte, Etwas Neues
_In German, adjectives can turn into nouns. This is called_ _Nominalisierung_ _(nominalization). When an adjective becomes a noun, it is capitalized and decl...
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Superlative Forms: Am Schnellsten, Der Schnellste
_German has two superlatives: an_ _adverbial superlative_ _(am schnellsten) and an_ _adjectival superlative_ _(der schnellste / der Schnellste). They look si...
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After Kein-: Kein Kaltes Bier Declensions
_The word_ _kein_ _behaves exactly like_ _ein__, which means adjectives after_ _kein-_ _follow the_ _mixed declension__. This pattern appears everywhere in s...
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Adjectives After Possessives: Mein Kaltes Bier
_Possessive words like_ _mein, dein, sein, ihr, unser, euer, Ihr_ _behave like_ _ein-words__. That means any adjective after them follows the_ _mixed declens...
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