German Grammar Glossary 2
English and German Grammar Terms
Explained in Plain English

Deutsches Grammatik-Lexikon: A-F | G-P | Q-Z

Continued from Part One - Below you'll find an alphabetical index of grammar terms, each linked to a brief explanation (with the English and German terms) and, in many cases, examples and links to lessons for that particular grammatical concept.

Also see our German Grammar contents page and other specialized English-German Glossaries on a variety of topics.

German Grammar Glossary Deutsches Grammatik-Lexikon
ALPHABETICAL INDEX G-P
G-H	M-N
gender genitive gerund helping verb High German    Hochdeutsch	main clause masculine modal auxiliary mood narrative past negation neuter nominative noun number
I-L	O-P
idiom/idiomatic imperative imperfect indefinite article indefinite pronoun independent clause indicative indirect object infinitive inflection informal interjection interrogative intransitive verb literary German/register linking verb	object/objective ordinal number participle particle passive voice past (tense) past participle past perfect past subjunctive person personal pronoun plural possessive pronoun predicate/predicate complement prefix preposition present present participle present perfect preterite progressive pronoun punctuation

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