Modal Verben
Define the modal verb "Wollen"
to want
Define the adverb "immer"
always
Is the word "Katze" in this sentence in the nominative?
Meine Katze ist schön.
Yes
Is the word "Hund" in the accusative?
"Der Hund will spielen."
No
What position does the verb go?
2nd position
Define the modal verb "dürfen"
to be allowed to
Define the adverb "selten"
seldom, rarely
Is the word "Wand" in the nominative?
"Manchmal ist die Wand unsichtbar."
Yes
Is the word "Mann" in the accusative.
"Kannst du einem Mann helfen?"
No
In what case is the subject not in the first position?
When there is time expressions or a prepositional phrase.
Place the modal verb in the correct position in this sentence.
Heute ________ ich __________ Basketball spielen.
Heute will ich Basketball spielen.
In which sentence is the adverb in the right position?
"Manchmal mag ich Lachs."
"Ich will heute vielleicht zur Schule gehen."
"Was machst du in deiner Freizeit manchmal?"
Manchma mag ich Lachs.
Which of these sentences is the noun "Restaurant" in the nominative?
"Wir gehen ins Restaurant"
"Ich habe ein Restaurant besucht"
"Es ist ein wunderbares Restaurant.
"Es ist ein wunderbares Restaurant"
A noun is in the accusative when it acts as the "______________" in the sentence.
direct object
In what position does the subject go sometimes when you make a statement into a question using an interrogative word?
Typically, 3rd position
When a verb stays in its base form, meaning it doesn't get conjugated, what do they call it.
the infinitive
What kind of adverbs can come before the verb?
Adverbs of time or place can also come directly before the verb.
What is the definite article for every article in the nominative
Der - masculine
die - feminine
das - neuter
What are the definite article for all genders in accusative?
die - feminine
der - masculine
das - neuter
Change the word order of both these sentences.
"Ich will heute basketball spielen"
"Wir lernen in der Schule so viel"
"Heute will ich Basketball spielen."
"In der Schule lernen wir so viel."
Give me two sentences using modal verbs, that doesn't have a second verb.
Ich mag...
Ich kann Deutsch.
What is wrong with this sentence?
"Ich will Thunfisch nie essen."
Fix it
The adverb has to come after the verb.
Ich will nie Thunfisch essen.
What are the indefinite articles for all genders in the accusative?
neuter - ein
feminine - eine
Masculine - ein
What are the indefinite article for all genders in accusative?
einen - masculine
ein - neuter
eine - feminine
Turn this statement into a question.
Morgen musst ich in der Schule so viel machen.
Musst du morgen in der Schule so viel machen?