Danish: An Essential Grammar (Routledge)

What it actually is

Robin Allan, Philip Holmes and Tom Lundskær-Nielsen cover Danish morphology and syntax systematically with English explanations and plentiful examples, indexed so you can look up a problem rather than read it front to back. Danish is thin on serious reference grammars in English; this is the standard one. It is a reference, not a course — there are no exercises and no audio.

What it covers

• Grammar
• Writing

Listed for

• Danish

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