German Spmnetic!™

UPBA THEMEN ✏️Ferien ✏️Feste/Feiern ✏️Wohnen ✏️Tiere ✏️Schule ✏️Studieren (in Deutschland) ❗️Hobby❗️

📌Nominative Case https://youtu.be/y-aMTFMffDA 📌 Akkusativ Case https://youtu.be/0V8IyLsLrNk 📌Dativ Case https://youtu.be/jjsrDcw6kfU

https://youtu.be/y-aMTFMffDA https://youtu.be/0V8IyLsLrNk https://youtu.be/jjsrDcw6kfU

📌 Exercises for sentence structure

📌 Family Members 1. der Vater ⏩ father 2. die Mutter ⏩ mother 3. die Eltern ⏩ parents 4. Kind ⏩ child 5. der Sohn ⏩ son 6. die Tochter ⏩ daughter 7. der Bruder ⏩ brother 8. die Schwester ⏩ sister 9. 1die Großmutter ⏩ grandmother 10. der Großvater ⏩ grandfather

Here are some examples 1. Ich gehe morgen zur Schule . (I'm going to school tomorrow). 2.Morgen gehe ich zur Schule. (Tomorrow I'm going to school). 3.Wir laufen zusammen später. (We're running together later). 4.Später laufen wir zusammen. (Later we're running together). 5. Er sieht seine Oma heute. (He's seeing his grandma today). 6. Heute sieht er seine Oma. (Today he is seeing his grandma).

In German sentence, Verb always in second position

✏️If we wanted to put the emphasis on when we were going to the movies in English we would simply move the time phrase, which in this case is 'tonight,' to the front of the sentence and everything else would stay the same. For example: 🪐Tonight we are going to the movies. So now tonight comes first, followed by the subject we followed, by the verb phrase 'are going.' In German we can move the time phrase to the front too, but after that the structure has to change. Here's the same sentence in German, starting with the time phrase 'tonight.' 🪐Heute Abend gehen wir ins Kino. (Tonight we are going to the movies). This time the sentence starts with the time phrase 'tonight' as it did in English. This time however, following it is now the verb gehen and then comes the subject wir

📌 How to Structure a Sentence In English a simple sentence is structured with the subject of the sentence coming first and is then followed immediately by the verb phrase. For example: 🪐We are going to the movies tonight. We is the subject, followed immediately by 'are going', which is the verb phrase. We can have this same structure in German. Let's use the same sentence from our English example: 🪐Wir gehen heute Abend ins Kino. (We are going to the movies tonight). Wir is your subject, followed by gehen, your verb phrase.