German Grammar Overview (Modals, Negation and Kennen vs Wissen) - Deutsch lernen

The video tutorial covers essential grammar topics for Chapter 6 in German classes, focusing on modal auxiliaries, their rules, and usage. It explains the negation forms 'kind' and 'nicht', and the difference between 'kennon' and 'vissen'. The tutorial provides examples and highlights the importance of verb placement in sentences. Additional resources are suggested for further learning.

Which of the following is NOT a modal auxiliary in German?

• Müssen

• Können

• Wissen

• Sollen

Where should the modal auxiliary be placed in a German statement?

• At the beginning

• Before the subject

• In the second position

• At the end

What is the correct negation for a masculine noun in the accusative case?

• Keine

• Keinen

• Kein

• Keinem

Which word is used to negate verbs and adjectives in German?

• Kein

• Nicht

• Nie

• Nichts

What is the main difference between 'kennen' and 'wissen'?

• 'Kennen' is formal, 'wissen' is informal

• 'Kennen' is used for facts, 'wissen' for people

• 'Kennen' is used for people, 'wissen' for facts

• Both are used interchangeably

How is 'wissen' conjugated in the first person singular?

• Ich wisst

• Ich kenne

• Ich wissen

• Ich weiß

Which verb would you use to express knowing a city?

• Wissen

• Kennen

• Mögen

• Sollen