#22 Kennen & Wissen (GwP1) - Deutsch lernen

The video tutorial discusses the differences between using 'know' with nouns and facts in English. It explains the conjugation of 'know', its irregular usage, and when to use subordinate clauses. The tutorial provides examples to clarify these concepts and concludes with a summary of the lesson.

What is the main issue discussed in the introduction of the video?

• The difference between 'know' and 'understand'.

• The confusion between knowing facts and knowing people or places.

• The importance of using correct grammar.

• The history of the word 'know'.

Which of the following sentences correctly uses 'know' with a noun?

• I know your sister.

• I know where the red fern grows.

• I know how to swim.

• I know what you did last summer.

What is a key characteristic of the verb 'know' when used with nouns?

• It is always used in the past tense.

• It requires a subordinate clause.

• It needs an accusative object.

• It is only used in questions.

How is 'know' used when referring to facts?

• It is used with a direct object.

• It is used with an accusative object.

• It is used only in the present tense.

• It is used with a subordinate clause.

Which sentence demonstrates the use of 'know' with a fact?

• I know the city.

• I know where the heat is.

• I know the woman.

• I know your phone number.