Grammar

Strong Verbs Present Tense Vowel Shift
An old woman smiling.
Vowel-shifts in verbs can look like a mystery, but it's actually quite regular!
Decoding Dictionary Shorthand
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Dictionary shorthand: the original text speak? No, obviously not, but still important to learn!
Verb Second – V2
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Who's on first? Does this article finally answer the age-old question posed by Abbot and Costello back in 1938? No, but it helps your Icelandic!
Cases and Impersonal Verbs
Friends toasting at a bar
Verbs that don't change: thank the lord, something easy! It's easy, right?
Conjugating -i Verbs in the Present Tense
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If you want to be able to say you learn Icelandic, this article is a must!
Principal Parts
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Unravel the mysteries of verb conjugations with the power of principal parts!
Conjugating -a Verbs in the Past Tense
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Learn to conjugate the -a verbs in the past tense.
Conjugating Strong Verbs in the Past Tense
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Let's make this notoriously difficult topic a little easi(er).
Conjugating -i Verbs in the Past Tense
Predicting the future with tarot cards.
The past tense can be tricky, but let's make it a little easi(er).
Conjugating Hybrid Verbs
Feet with one red shoe and one yellow.
The hybrid verbs are like the boss battle of conjugations. Are you ready to take them on?
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