In German grammar, dependent clauses with infinitive clauses are an essential aspect that students need to understand and practice. These clauses typically begin with a conjugated verb and are followed by an infinitive verb, which may or may not be accompanied by the preposition “zu.” The subject of the infinitive clause is often the same as the subject of the main clause, and the infinitive clause serves to provide additional information or specify the action of the main verb. In this exercise, we will practice using dependent clauses with infinitive clauses in various contexts. By mastering this grammar point, students will be able to create more complex and interesting sentences in German.
Talkpal is AI-powered language tutor. Learn 57+ languages 5x faster with revolutionary technology.
Talkpal is a GPT-powered AI language teacher. Boost your speaking, listening, writing, and pronunciation skills – Learn 5x Faster!
Dive into captivating dialogues designed to optimize language retention and improve fluency.
Receive immediate, personalized feedback and suggestions to accelerate your language mastery.
Learn via methods tailored to your unique style and pace, ensuring a personalized and effective journey to fluency.
