Sollen - German 1 WS Explanation - Deutsch lernen

The video tutorial covers the German modal auxiliary 'Zolen', equivalent to 'should' or 'to be supposed to' in English. It explains its conjugation and usage in sentences, providing translation exercises from English to German. The tutorial also discusses the difference between subjunctive and indicative moods, emphasizing the use of Zolen in the present indicative tense.

What does the modal auxiliary 'Zolen' translate to in English?

• Must

• Should

• Can

• Will

In the sentence 'Hans should clean the living room', where does the verb 'to clean' appear in the German translation?

• Before the subject

• At the end

• In the middle

• At the beginning

Which form of 'Zolen' is used with the pronoun 'I' in German?

• Zolst

• Zolle

• Zol

• Zollen

When translating 'Sophia should go to the store', which word is optional in the German sentence?

• Zol

• In den Laden

• Sophia

• Gehen

What is the German word for 'students' when referring to college-age individuals?

• Schüler

• Studenten

• Lehrer

• Kinder

Which mood is often used with 'Zolen' when expressing uncertainty or hypothetical situations?

• Indicative

• Conditional

• Imperative

• Subjunctive

In the context of 'Zolen', when should the present indicative be used?

• When expressing a wish

• When expressing a command

• When expressing a hypothetical situation

• When expressing a definite action