Deutsch 1 Kapitel 3 Wiederholung

Translate: What

• was

• wer

• wo

• wann

Translate: Who

• wer

• wann

• was

• wo

Translate: Where

• wo

• wann

• was

• wer

If you're asking a question that requires a yes/no answer, where does your VERB go?

• 1st position

• 2nd position

• 3rd position

• all the way at the end

If you're making a normal statement like "My dog is cool," where does your VERB go?

• 2nd position

• 1st position

• 3rd position

• all the way at the end

If you're asking an open ended question like, "What's your name?" where does the VERB go?

• 2nd position

• 1st position

• 3rd position

• all the way at the end

True or false: In German, the letter combination EI makes the long E sound "EE"

• True

• False

True or False: In German, the letter combination "IE" makes the long E sound "EE"

• True

• False

When you conjugate a verb, that means...

• you make the ending fit the person doing the action

• you throw your hands up in the air and curse the German language

• you change the order of the sentence to fit the action

• you break it up into pieces and arrange them

The first step when you're conjugating a verb like "spielen" is to...

• remove the -en from the end

• remove the sp- from the front

• weep violently because this is difficult

• add the endings for the person doing the verb