Subordinating Conjunctions in German: Key Rules and Word Order

What is the main topic of the 53rd video of 3 Minuten Deutsch?

• German vocabulary

• Subordinating conjunctions

• German pronunciation

• German culture

What is a main clause?

• A sentence that needs more information to make sense

• A sentence that can stand alone

• A sentence that ends with a verb

• A sentence that always starts with a conjunction

What often begins a dependent clause?

• A noun

• A verb

• A subordinating conjunction

• An adjective

Where does the conjugated verb stand in a dependent clause that follows a main clause?

• At the end of the sentence

• In the middle of the sentence

• At the beginning of the sentence

• Before the main clause

Which part of the sentence is 'I am doing my homework'?

• Dependent clause

• Subordinating conjunction

• Main clause

• Infinitive

What happens to the verb 'gehe' in the sentence 'Before I go home'?

• It stands at the beginning of the sentence

• It is omitted

• It stands in the middle of the sentence

• It stands at the end of the sentence

Where do both conjugated verbs stand if the dependent clause is first in the sentence?

• Before the main clause

• At the end of the sentence

• In the middle of the sentence next to the comma

• At the beginning of the sentence

What must be placed before the conjugated verb in a dependent clause if there is a past participle or an infinitive?

• The subject

• The main clause

• The past participle or infinitive

• The subordinating conjunction

Where can you find more information and worksheets related to this topic?

• On the YouTube channel

• On the blog and Patreon page

• In the next video

• In the video description