German Grammar Explained - Subjunctive Mood

What you need before starting this German Grammar Explained - Subjunctive Mood course:

• As already mentioned before, this is a course for intermediate-level and advanced students, which means you should be familiar with all the basic stuff that is covered in most beginner courses. In particular, I assume you are familiar (at least to some extent) with the following topics: 1) The main conjugation patterns in the indicative mood, 2) Verb forms (the basic form, the past form and the past participle), 3) Regular and irregular verbs, 4) German tenses (present, past and future), 5) Imperatives, 6) Modal verbs, 7) The verb ‘werden’, 8) Syntax (declarative sentences, questions, negations, word order, direct and indirect objects, conjunctions, compound and complex sentences)
• You do not need any knowledge of the subjunctive mood or reported speech. We’re going to cover these topic from scratch.
• One thing you do need before you start the course – prepare to learn systematically, preferably schedule your time so that you make sure you can spend enough time studying.

This course is perfect for:

• Motivated learners at any level
• Self-paced students
• Anyone interested in the subject