German

Question 1

Help

Answer 1

Help

Question 2

Give ‘my’ in masculine, feminine, neutral and plural forms

Answer 2

Mein
Meine
Mein
Meine

Question 3

Give ‘your’ in masculine, feminine, neutral and plural forms

Answer 3

Dein
Deine
Dein
Deine

Question 4

Give ‘his’ in masculine, feminine, neutral and plural forms

Answer 4

Sein
Seine
Sein
Seine

Question 5

Give ‘her’ in masculine, feminine, neutral and plural forms

Answer 5

Ihr
Ihre
Ihr
Ihre

Question 6

The verb to find goes to what in past tense

Answer 6

Finden > gefunden

Question 7

The verb to drink goes to what in past tense

Answer 7

Trinken > getrunken

Question 8

The verb to see goes to what in past tense

Answer 8

Sieht > sehen

Question 9

The verb to speak goes to what in past tense

Answer 9

Sprechen > spricht

Question 10

How do you form present tense

Answer 10

Ich spiele Fußball

Question 11

How do you form past tense

Answer 11

Perfect: use a present auxiliary verb (haben/sein), use past participle of verb at end
Ich habe Fußball gespielt

Imperfect: ich spielte Fußball

Question 12

Wat happens to sentence structure if you put a time phrase in st start

Answer 12

Time phrase > ‘werde ich’

Question 13

How do you form the imperative (telling someone to do something)

Answer 13

Spiel Fußball!

Question 14

How do you form the pluperfect (saying what you had done before something else in the past)

Answer 14

Auxiliary verb imperfect (haben/sein)
Past participle at the end

Ich hatte Fußball gespielt
Ich war nach London gefahren

Question 15

How do you form future tense

Answer 15

Auxiliary verb (werden)
Infinitive at the end

Ich werde Fußball spielen

Question 16

How do you form the conditional (something that might happen)

Answer 16

Auxiliary verb (würden)
Infinitive at end

Ich würde Fußball spielen

Question 17

What happens when you use a modal verb (must/can etc)

Answer 17

Auxiliary verb (müssen, können, mögen, dürfen, wollen, sollen)
Infinitive at end

Ich will Fußball spielen
Ich kann nach London fahren

Question 18

What happens if an adjective is before the noun

Answer 18

An ending is added
Meine dicke Katze ist süß
My fat cat is cute

Question 19

How do you compare two things in German

Answer 19

Take an adjective or adverb, freundlich
Add er to the end, freundlicher
Put in sentence, Bill ist freundlicher als Ben

Als = than

Question 20

How do you make a superlative in German

Answer 20

add ‘ste’ on the end of the adjective or adverb
Add ‘Este’ If there’s a t or d at the end of the adjective
If there’s a noun put der, die or das
‘Bill ist der freundlichste Junger’

To say someone/something is the superlative without a noun, add ‘am…sten’
Bill ist am freundlichsten

Question 21

How would you say ‘nothing interesting’

Answer 21

Nichts interessante

Question 22

What does etwas mean

Answer 22

Something

Question 23

How do adverbs and verbs work? What do you do it’d there’s multiple adverbs in a sentence?

Answer 23

The adverb always comes immediately after the verb

More than one adverb in a sentence:
1 Time (when)
2 Manner (how)
3 place (where)