Mastering Present Tense Conjugation of Regular German Verbs

The video tutorial explains how to conjugate present tense verbs in German. It introduces the 'esthe 1010' rule for remembering verb endings and provides a step-by-step guide to conjugating verbs. The process involves removing the infinitive ending, identifying the verb stem, and adding the appropriate subject-verb agreement ending. Examples using the verbs 'bounine', 'common', and 'gayen' are provided to illustrate the process. The tutorial emphasizes the importance of subject-verb agreement in forming correct sentences.

What is the purpose of the 'esthe 1010' rule in learning German verbs?

• To learn pronunciation rules

• To memorize vocabulary

• To understand noun cases

• To remember verb conjugations

What is the first step in conjugating a German verb?

• Add the subject verb agreement ending

• Identify the infinitive ending

• Find the verb stem

• Memorize the verb

What are the common infinitive endings in German verbs?

• ing, s, es

• ate, ite, ute

• en, n, earrin

• ed, d, t

After removing the infinitive ending from 'bounine', what is the stem?

• boun

• bou

• bone

• bounin

What ending is added to 'bounine' to say 'I live' in German?

• n

• e

• en

• te

What does the verb 'kommen' mean?

• To take

• To stay

• To come

• To make

What does the verb 'gehen' mean?

• To go

• To run

• To play

• To read

What is the correct conjugation of 'kommen' for the subject 'I'?

• kommen

• kommst

• komme

• kommt

What is the stem of the verb 'gehen' after removing the infinitive ending?

• geh

• gehe

• gehen

• ge

Which ending is correct for 'du' with the verb 'gehen'?

• gehst

• geht

• gehen

• geh