Future Tense - 3 Minuten Deutsch #24 - Deutsch lernen

The video tutorial explains how to form the future tense in German using two methods: adding a time element to the sentence and using the verb 'Vaden'. The first method involves keeping the sentence structure the same as the present tense but adding a time indicator to show future action. The second method uses the irregular verb 'Vaden', which allows the removal of the time element while still indicating future tense. Examples are provided for both methods to illustrate their usage.

How can you indicate a future action in German without changing the verb form?

• By using a question mark

• By using the past tense

• By adding a time element to the sentence

• By changing the subject

What is the irregular verb used in German to form the future tense?

• Haben

• Sein

• Werden

• Machen

In which form does 'werden' change when conjugated?

• Ihr

• Wir

• Du

• Ich

What is the benefit of using 'werden' in a sentence?

• It changes the sentence to past tense

• It makes the sentence shorter

• It eliminates the need for a time element to indicate future tense

• It allows for a more complex sentence structure

Which of the following sentences correctly uses 'werden' to indicate future tense?

• Ich gehe ins Kino jetzt.

• Ich bin ins Kino gegangen.

• Ich gehe gestern ins Kino.

• Ich werde morgen ins Kino gehen.