Adjectives
The adjectives - a description
Colours - no ending , -t ending or -e ending? - easy, no sandwich-exercises
God, godt, gode - easy, 5 no sandwich-exercises, 5 sandwich or not-exercises
Regular adjectives - no ending , -t ending or -e ending?
Irregular adjectives - endings
Al, alt or hel, helt, hele - singular
Al, alt, alle or hel, helt, hele - all forms
Adverbs
Hen/henne - adverbs of relative location/direction.
Adverbs from adjectives - a description
Adverb or adjective?
Conjunctions
If in Danish: Hvis or om?
When in Danish: Hvornår, da or når?
For or fordi ? - explanation or reason
That in Danish: At, som or det?
That in Danish - der or som?
Which in Danish - som or hvilket?
Difficult words and English words with multiple translations in Danish
Almindelig, normal or sædvanlig?
Bad in Danish? (-; dårlig, alvorlig, ubehagelig mm.?
To change in Danish - lave om, ændre, forandre, bytte, skifte or veksle? - Click here for a touch screen-version
Contrasting: Til gengæld, derimod, tværtimod?
Different in Danish - forskellig, anderledes, or anden?
Even in Danish: Selv, endda, ovenikøbet, ikke engang, endnu or uden så meget som?
Just in Danish - lige or bare?
Just/only in Danish - bare or kun?
To go 1 in Danish: Skulle, tage or gå?
To go 2 in Danish: Skulle, tage, gå or rejse?
Long in Danish - lang, langt, lange or længe
Long in Danish - Længe or lang tid
To make and to do in Danish, - at gøre or at lave?
To know in Danish, - at vide or at kende?
To need in Danish - behøver, er nødt til, har brug for, skal bruge, trænger til m.fl.?
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To say and to tell in Danish - at sige or at fortælle?
To think in Danish 1 - tænke, tro, synes or mene?
To think in Danish 2 - synes or mene?
To think in Danish 3 - tro or mene?
To think in Danish 4 - tro or synes?
Which in Danish - som or hvilket?
Nouns
The forms of the nouns and how they are used - a description
Nouns 0: The declension of the Danish nouns.
Nouns 1: The difference between general (abstract) and unknown form of the nouns - singular.
Nouns 2: The difference between general (abstract) and unknown form of the nouns - plural.
Nouns 3: The difference between known and unknown form of the nouns.
Nouns 4: Insert general (abstract), known and unknown form of the nouns in some old Danish jokes.
Prepositions
Prepositions 1 - For or til?
Prepositions 2 - Af or fra?
For at or til at ? - motive or purpose?
For at, til at or til at kunne ? - motive or purpose?
Pronouns
A list of personal, possesive and reflexive pronouns
The subject and object form of the personal pronouns 1 (easy)
The subject and object form of the personal pronouns 2 (less easy)
Det, den, de- or just det?
Det or der?
You - man, du or I ?
Man, én or sig - The pronoun for the general person: Subject, object and reflexive form
Hans/hendes or sin? Reflexive possesive pronouns
Man - ens or sin? Reflexive possesive pronouns
Nogen/noget, mange/meget, and flere/mere - countable or not countable?
Time expressions
Time - for how long: siden, i or without preposition
Time - when. Time pointers
Verbs
The forms of the verbs and how they are used - a description
Verbs 0: Verb endings - infinitive, present, past and present perfect.
Verbs 1: Present perfect or past tense.
Verbs 2: Present perfect - er or har?
Verbs 3: Passive - blive plus perfect
Verbs 4: Være or blive 1 - state or change?
Verbs 5: Være or blive 2 - passive or appearance?
Verbs 6: Være or blive 3 - Vil være or vil blive
Verbs 7: Være or blive 4 - Skal være or skal blive
Verbs 8: Have or få 1 - state or change?
Verbs 9: Have or få 2 - Vil have or vil få
Verbs 10: Have or få 3 - Skal have or skal få
Verbs 11: Past/Past or Past/Past perfect
Verbs 12: Past perfect - var or havde?
Verbs 13: Future: present or skal/vil plus infinitive?
Verbs 14: Infinitive marker at (to) or not? - modalverb vs. no modal verb
Verbs 15: Infinitive marker at (to) or not? - modalverb vs. no modal verb and object + infinitive constructions
The modal verbs, their meaning and declination - a description
Modal verbs 0: Måtte, kunne, skulle or ville?
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Modal verbs 1: Skulle or ville?
Modal verbs 2: Skulle or måtte?
Modal verbs 3: Måtte or kunne?
Modal verbs 4: Burde or skulle?
Passive after modal verbs 1 - Vil blive eller vil .......-s
Passive after modal verbs 2 - Skal blive eller skal .......-s
Passive after modal verbs 3 - Kan blive eller kan .......-s
Passive after modal verbs 4 - Må blive eller må .......-s about necessity
Passive after modal verbs 5 - Må blive eller må .......-s about permission/prohibition
Word order
Structure of a danish phrase - a description
Elements of the phrase 1 - The elements of the simple main clause
Elements of the phrase 2 - The elements of the inverted main clause
Elements of the phrase 3 - The elements of comlex phrases
Reported speech - at-clauses, s a v
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Reported questions - om-clauses, s a v
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Reported questions - hvorfor-clauses, s a v
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Reported questions - hvornår-clauses, s a v
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Build a phrase 1 - The sequence of subject, verb and central adverb in a simple main clause (non-questions)
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Build a phrase 2 - The sequence of subject, verb and central adverb in a simple question
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Build a phrase 3 - The sequence of subject, verb and central adverb in a complex main clause with subordinate clause(s)
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Build a phrase 4 - Form subordinate clauses
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Build a phrase 5 - Form complex clauses
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Build a phrase 6 - Subordinate clauses - hvis
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Build a phrase 7 - Så: so that, so or then? (Easy)
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Build a phrase 8 - Så: so that, so or then? (Less easy)
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Build a phrase 9 - Så: And then or So - inversion or not?
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