Grammatik

Question 1

Subjunctive 1

Answer 1

Konjunktive 1

Question 2

Direkte Rede

Answer 2

Er hat mir gesagt, “Ich gehe heute ins Kino.”

Question 3

Indirekte Rede

Answer 3

Er hat mir gesagt, dass er heute ins Kino gehe.

Question 4

Indirekte Rede mit der Konjunktive-1

Answer 4

Formellen Schriftsprache (Zeitungen), nicht in der Alltagssprache. … wird meist in der dritten Person Singular (er/sie/es/man) verwendet.

Question 5

Die Bildung einer Konjunktive-1-Form in der dritten Person Singular

Answer 5

Verbstamm -e (aber sein wird sei)

Question 6

Genetiv Konstruktionen

Answer 6

Dank…
Wegen…
Angesichts…

Question 7

Feminin Adjektive Deklination (weak)

Answer 7

Gute
Gute
Guten
Guten

Question 8

Maskulin Adjektiv Deklination (weak)

Answer 8

Gute
Guten
Guten
Guten

Question 9

Weak declension

Answer 9

German adjective endings after the definite article
-e and -en

Question 10

Neuter adjective declination (weak)

Answer 10

Gute
Gute
Guten
Guten

Question 11

Plural adjective declension (weak)

Answer 11

Guten

Question 12

Strong adjective declension

Answer 12

German adjective endings with no article

Question 13

Feminine adjective declension (strong)

Answer 13

Gute
Gute
Guter
Guter

Question 14

Masculine adjective declension (strong)

Answer 14

Guter
Guten
Gutem
Guten

Question 15

Neuter adjective declension (strong)

Answer 15

Gutes
Gutes
Gutem
Guten

Question 16

Plural adjective declension (strong)

Answer 16

Gute
Gute
Guten
Guter

Question 17

Mixed declension

Answer 17

Adjective endings after the indefinite article and possessives

Question 18

Feminine adjective ending (Mixed declension)

Answer 18

Gute
Gute
Guten
Guten
Same as weak declension

Question 19

Masculine adjective ending (Mixed declension)

Answer 19

Guter
Guten
Guten
Guten

Question 20

Neuter adjective ending (Mixed declension)

Answer 20

Gutes
Gutes
Guten
Guten

Question 21

Plural adjective ending (Mixed declension)

Answer 21

Guten
Same as weak declension

Question 22

Weak Non article words adjective declensions

Answer 22

Alle, beide, diese, jene, manche, sämtliche, solche, welche

Question 23

Strong Non article words adjective declensions

Answer 23

Andere, einige, etliche, folgende, mehrere, verschiedene, viele, wenige, zahlreiche

Question 24

Sämtliche

Answer 24

Alltogether, all, complete
Weak declension

Question 25

Etliche

Answer 25

Several, a number of, quite a few Strong declension

Question 26

deshalb v weshalb

Answer 26

Therefore/which is why Deshalb = Hauptsatz Weshalb = Nebensatz

Question 27

Characteristics of masculine nouns

Answer 27

Many Nouns that end in -er, -en, - el Days of the week, months, seasons Foreign words with the accent on the last syllable Nouns formed from infinitive minus the -en ending Many nouns that form their plural by umlaut + e Nouns that end in -ich, -ig, -Ismus, -ist, -ling, -us

Question 28

Characteristics of feminine nouns

Answer 28

Names of numerals Nouns of many rivers Many nouns ending in -e and -a Many nouns that form their plural by -(e)n Nouns that end in -ei, -heit, -keit, -ie, -ion, -ik, -nz, -schaft, -t, -tät, -ung, -ur

Question 29

Characteristics of neuter nouns

Answer 29

Diminutive nouns ending in -chen or -lein Nouns formed from an infinitive and don’t have a plural form Most nouns that end -nis Many nouns with the prefix Ge- Nouns that refers to metals, colors Nouns that end -ment, -tel, -tum, -um Most nouns that form their plural by (umlaut) + -er

Question 30

Halt

Answer 30

1. Resignation 2. Widerwille 3. Geteiltes Wissen

Question 31

Eben

Answer 31

1. Resignation 2. Widerwille 3. Geteiltes Wissen 4. Zustimmung (exactly)

Question 32

Plurals with -s

Answer 32

Usually foreign words (Babys, Hotels)

Question 33

Masculine noun plural endings

Answer 33

Endings -er, -en, -el don’t need an ending but sometimes require an umlaut -e sometimes require umlaut -en plural in tradition (Menschen), -e in the singular (jungen), or foreign words with the accent in the last syllable -er added on for Pilar ending (Geister), many with an unlaut

Question 34

Feminine noun plural endings

Answer 34

Generally -n or -en Small group -e and umlaut A few -er in singular change to umlaut of -n -in changes to -nen