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WorksheetsGerman - Word Order/ Verbs/Numbers/Convo
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 15mins
All sentences require what two things -
a noun and an adverb
an adjective and a preposition
a subject and a predicate
a subject and a predator
Subjects can be -
verbs
adjectives or prepositions
pronouns or prepositions
nouns or pronouns
Predicates must have -
a verb
an adjective or preposition
a pronoun or preposition
a noun or pronoun
In normal word order the first thing/part of a sentence is
subject
predicate
verb
adverb
In normal word order the second thing/part of a sentence
subject
predicate
adjective
noun
If you want to make a tag question (yes or no question) you have to
put your left foot in and your left foot out...
put the subject first and then the verb: SV
put the verb first and then the subject: VS
put the question word first and then the verb and then subject: QVS
If you want to make a regular question you need to
put your left foot in and your left foot out...
put the subject first and then the verb: SV
put the verb first and then the subject: VS
put the question word first and then the verb and then subject: QVS
If my answer is "Yes, I am Bob." the question was.
Who are you?
Are you Bob?
What is your name?
Where are you from?
If my answer is "I am Bob." the question was.
Where are you?
Are you Bob?
What is your name?
Where are you from?
If my answer is "Ich heiße Frank." the question was
Wie heißt du?
Bist du Frank?
Wie alt bist du?
Spricht du Deutsch?
If my answer is "Ja, Ich bin Frank." the question was
Wie heißt du?
Bist du Frank?
Wie alt bist du?
Spricht du Deutsch?
If someone asks you
"Spielst du Tennis?"
and you do, the correct answer is
Ja, ich spielen Tennis
Ja, ich spiele Tennis.
Nein, ich spieln Tennis.
Nein, ich spiele Tennis nicht.
If someone asks you
"Spielst du Tennis?"
and you do not, the correct answer is
Ja, ich spielen Tennis
Ja, ich spiele Tennis.
Nein, ich spieln Tennis.
Nein, ich spiele Tennis nicht.
a formal way of asking "How is it going?"
Wie geht's?
Wie geht es dir?
Was ist los?
Wie geht es Ihnen?
a familiar way of asking "How is it going?"
Wie geht's?
Wie alt bist du?
Wie heißt du?
Wie geht es Ihnen?
The correct form of
"ich" and "spielen"
spiele
spielst
spielt
spielen
The correct form of
"wir" and "spielen"
spiele
spielst
spielt
spielen
The correct form of
"du" and "spielen"
spiele
spielst
spielt
spielen
What is 12 auf Deutsch (in German)?
zwei
acht
zwölf
twelve
What is 13 auf Deutsch (in German)?
drei
zehn
dreizehn
zehndrei
Translate into German.
I am eleven years old.
Don't forget capitalization and punctuation.
(a)
Translate into German.
I come to school with the car
Don't forget capitalization and punctuation.
(a)
Translate into German.
I like to play music.
Don't forget capitalization and punctuation.
(a)
Translate into German.
I don't like to play golf.
Don't forget capitalization and punctuation.
(a)
Translate into German.
I find/think Bob Ross is good.
Don't forget capitalization and punctuation.
(a)
