#25 Command Form (GwP1) - Deutsch lernen

The video tutorial teaches how to use imperative forms in German, covering both regular and irregular verbs. It explains the structure of imperative sentences, provides practical examples, and addresses special cases for verbs ending in DTIGM or n. The tutorial includes exercises to reinforce learning.

What is the first step in forming an imperative sentence in German?

• Add an exclamation mark at the end.

• Remove the pronoun 'you' from the sentence.

• Change the verb to past tense.

• Add the word 'please' at the beginning.

How do you form an imperative sentence with 'we' in German?

• Add 'please' at the end of the sentence.

• Use the pronoun 'we' at the beginning.

• Use the verb in past tense.

• Start with the verb and end with an exclamation mark.

Which of the following sentences is correct in imperative form?

• Go home!

• Going home!

• Home you go!

• You go home!

What is a key difference when forming imperatives with irregular verbs?

• They require a stem change.

• They always end with an 's'.

• They start with the pronoun 'you'.

• They do not use exclamation marks.

Which of the following is an example of a stem change in German imperatives?

• Adding 's' to the end of the verb.

• Changing 'a' to 'ä'.

• Adding 'en' to the verb.

• Removing the last letter of the verb.

What should you do if a verb ends with DTIGM or n in imperative form?

• Remove the last letter.

• Add an 'e' at the end.

• Add 'en' to the verb.

• Use the verb in past tense.

When is it necessary to use an 'e' at the end of a verb in imperative form?

• When the verb is in past tense.

• When the verb is irregular.

• When the verb ends with DTIGM or n.

• When the verb ends with a vowel.