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Grammar Reference

Master grammar with comprehensive explanations and examples

20 topics9 categories
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Exam:

The Danish alphabet and pronunciation

A1

Danish alphabet, æ/ø/å vowels, stød, soft d [ð]

Can recognize Danish sounds including æ/ø/å, stød, and soft d

3 Examples

Personal pronouns

A1

Subject pronouns: jeg, du, han/hun/den/det, vi, I, de

Can use Danish subject and object pronouns correctly

3 Examples

Demonstrative pronouns

A1

Demonstratives: den/det/de her/der

Can use demonstratives correctly

3 Examples

Possessive pronouns

A1

Possessives: min/mit/mine, din/dit/dine, sin/sit/sine

Can use possessive pronouns with correct gender

3 Examples

The verb 'at være' (to be)

A1

Verb 'at være' (to be): er, var, har været

Can use 'at være' for identity, nationality, and descriptions

3 Examples

The verb 'at have' (to have)

A1

Verb 'at have': har, havde, har haft

Can use 'at have' for possession and as auxiliary

3 Examples

Regular verbs in present tense

A1

Regular verbs: -er ending for ALL persons

Can form present tense of regular Danish verbs

3 Examples

Particle verbs

A1

Particle verbs: stå op, tage med, ringe til

Can use common particle verbs

3 Examples

Modal verbs

A1

Modal verbs: kan, skal, vil, må, bør

Can use modal verbs correctly

3 Examples

Imperative (commands)

A1

Imperative: verb stem form

Can form and use imperatives

3 Examples

Articles: en and et

A1

Common/neuter gender, indefinite en/et, definite suffix -en/-et

Can use indefinite and definite articles correctly

3 Examples

Word order: the V2 rule

A1

Verb-second (V2) in main clauses

Can apply V2 word order in Danish main clauses

3 Examples

Negation with 'ikke'

A1

Position of 'ikke' in main and subordinate clauses

Can negate sentences using 'ikke' correctly

3 Examples

Questions

A1

Yes/no and wh-questions in Danish

Can form yes/no and wh-questions

3 Examples

'Der er' (existential sentences)

A1

Existential 'der er' (there is/are)

Can use 'der er' for existential statements

3 Examples

Nouns: plural forms

A1

Plural endings: -er, -e, -r, zero

Can form plurals of common nouns

3 Examples

Prepositions of place

A1

Place prepositions: i, på, til, ved, hos, fra

Can use place prepositions correctly

3 Examples

Prepositions of time

A1

Time prepositions: i, om, på, til, fra...til

Can use time prepositions correctly

3 Examples

Adjective inflection

A1

Adjective forms: base, +t, +e

Can inflect adjectives correctly

3 Examples

Numbers and time

A1

Vigesimal numbers and telling time

Can use vigesimal numbers and tell time in Danish

3 Examples