Master the 'te-ka-mo-lo' Rule: Improve German Sentence Structure

🔑 German sentences can be very long.

🔑 The te-ka-mo-lo rule helps in structuring German sentences.

🔑 The rule stands for temporal, causal, modal, and local.

📚 A sentence in German can contain different types of information and follows a specific structure.

⏰ Temporal adverbs in German, whether a single word or a phrase, are placed at the beginning or immediately after the conjugated verb.

🔑 The 'te-ka-mo-lo' rule helps structure German sentences.

🔑 The letter 'ka' in German stands for causal or reasoning.

🔑 Causal expressions in German are often used to answer the question 'Why?'

📝 The 'te-ka-mo-lo' rule helps structure German sentences.

🎥 Modal phrases in German answer the question 'How?'.

⏰ The order of elements in a German sentence follows a specific pattern.

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🤹‍♂️ The 'te-ka-mo-lo' rule explains the order of information in sentences.

⏰ The German sentence structure follows the pattern of temporal, causal, modal, and local phrases.

🔢 When a verb consists of multiple components, such as a conjugated part and an infinitive, the conjugated part comes first.

🌟 Sometimes, an adverbial phrase or expression can be placed at the beginning of the sentence for emphasis.

👉 Adverbial phrases can be placed at the beginning of a sentence for emphasis.

⚡️ The 'te-ka-mo-lo' rule helps in structuring German sentences.

📝 Interactive exercises are available for practicing sentence formation.