Reddit reviews German Grammar Drills

My personal favourites are (German Grammar Drills by Ed Swick) and (Grammar Workbooks by Heiner Schenke and Karen Seago), not to forget (Intermediate German: A Grammar and Workbook by Heiner Schenke and Anna Miel). All are great book for practice and really fun exercises to do.

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I primarily use German Grammar Drills and Hammer's German Grammar and Usage. Also look up Practice Makes Perfect series on German.

Search for "German Grammar Drills" by Mcgraw Hill. It's short, concise explanations and tons of exercises with an answer key. I worked with this book over the past few months leading up to my trip to Germanyou and it helped me a lot.

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German Grammar Drills (NTC Foreign Language) https://www.amazon.com/dp/0071789456/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_taa_LAgVzbQD3R66E

I've been using German Grammar Drills and German Verb Drills
Both are really good resources with plenty of practice. I think the verb drills book has an online component as well.

I used this book a while ago and really liked it.

This one also looks like it would be good.

I found this and this very helpful.

As of right now I have, German Grammar Drills,Intermediate German Grammar, and German Pronouns and Prepositions. I plan on buying the rest sometime this mouth. I'm even going to get them in some other languages too.

Hammer's German and Usage

Hammer's German and Usage Workbook

German Grammar drills

Secondary grammar book

Personally, Hammer's Grammar book is quite enough. It is around 500 pages of dry grammar. It is very well constructed and very easy to understand, get it with workbook. It is logical, as it teaches you from the most essential and easiest structures. Nouns -> genders, -> cases, that way it is easier to learn.

Secondary Grammar book is not necessary.

Advice her to use Anki, its a very helpful tool i think for the most easiest words to learn. Especially it helps a lot with German genders.

When I first began learning German I relied heavily on Skype. I really believe that by talking with people who are natives you will really begin to get a feel for the language. I think using applications such as Duolingo, Pimsleur, AccelaStudy, Babble, and BYKI really do help teach you vocabulary (and you should absolutely continue using the ones you mentioned); there is no substitute with good 'ol fashioned communication. I used The Mixxer and SharedTalk to find natives to speak with.

I also used this book and this book. Although I'm sure any old grammar book would work just fine. If you want to practice I'm happy to help; even though, I can not offer the type of assistance that a native could.