Sentences: besonders

adverb

Generated 2026-03-05  ·  Level: A1

Simple 3 sentences

1.Simple
Das ist besonders gut.
→ That is especially good.
📝 'besonders' is an adverb placed directly before the adjective 'gut' to intensify it.
2.Simple
Er ist besonders nett.
→ He is especially nice.
📝 'besonders' intensifies the predicate adjective 'nett'; no declension needed for adverbs.
3.Simple
Das Essen ist besonders lecker.
→ The food is especially delicious.
📝 'Das Essen' is neuter nominative; 'besonders' modifies the adjective in predicate position.

Medium 3 sentences

4.Medium
Das Hotel in der Stadt ist besonders schön.
→ The hotel in the city is especially beautiful.
📝 'in der Stadt' uses Dativ (feminine: die Stadt → der Stadt); 'besonders' modifies 'schön'.
5.Medium
Die Museen in Wien sind besonders interessant.
→ The museums in Vienna are especially interesting.
📝 Plural subject 'die Museen' takes plural verb 'sind'; 'besonders' works the same with any adjective.
6.Medium
Heute ist das Wetter besonders warm und angenehm.
→ Today the weather is especially warm and pleasant.
📝 Time adverb 'heute' in first position triggers verb-second (V2) word order: heute → ist → das Wetter.

Complex 4 sentences

7.Complex
Das Museum war besonders interessant, und ich habe viele Fotos gemacht.
→ The museum was especially interesting, and I took many photos.
📝 Coordinating conjunction 'und' joins two main clauses; second clause uses Perfekt: habe + gemacht.
8.Complex
Ich habe das besonders schöne Schloss in München besucht.
→ I visited the especially beautiful castle in Munich.
📝 Perfekt with 'habe...besucht'; 'besonders schöne' is attributive — adjective takes weak ending (-e) after 'das'.
9.Complex
Du kannst in diesem Markt besonders viele Souvenirs kaufen.
→ You can buy especially many souvenirs in this market.
📝 Modal verb 'kannst' (können) sends infinitive 'kaufen' to the end; 'besonders viele' modifies the noun.
10.Complex
Die Altstadt ist besonders schön, aber sie ist leider sehr voll.
→ The old town is especially beautiful, but it is unfortunately very crowded.
📝 Coordinating conjunction 'aber' connects two main clauses; both keep standard V2 word order.