The book (The Sentence) by Peter Eisenberg is a definitive academic reference for German linguistics. Published by J.B. Metzler (Springer Nature) , it serves as a comprehensive textbook and research guide focused on the systematic study of German syntax and morphology . Core Concepts and Structure

The work is structured to cover the "second pillar" of German grammar—the sentence—complementing the first volume, Das Wort (The Word). Key features include:

: Coverage includes inflectional morphology , sentence structure, word order, and types of clauses (such as relative and adverbial clauses).

: It provides a thorough introduction to German sentence theory , organized into clear learning units.

The series has undergone several revisions to reflect modern linguistic research: Grundriss der deutschen Grammatik: Band 2 - Springer Nature

: The book includes approximately 200 exercises with solutions , making it suitable for both university-level instruction and independent study . Publication History