Wie ist berlin

Question 1

What does “Es Gibt” mean

Answer 1

“There is” or “There are”

Question 2

Es gibt can refer to…

Answer 2

both the singular and the plural

Question 3

Translate to German:

There is a good restaurant

There are rivers and lakes

Answer 3

Es gibt ein gutes Restaurant

Es gibt flusse und seen

Question 4

What is Es gibt followed by?

Answer 4

The accusative

Question 5

Translate to German:

There is a river

Answer 5

Es gibt einen Fluss

Question 6

How do you negate a noun with an indefinite article or no article?

Answer 6

You use Kein

Question 7

Translate to German

That is a theater - That is not a theater

There is an Opera - There is not an opera

There are rivers - There are no rivers

Answer 7

Das ist ein theater - Das ist kein theater

Es gibt eine Oper - Es gibt keine Oper

Es gibt Flusse - Es gibt keine flusse

Question 8

How do you negate an adjective or noun with a definite article?

Answer 8

You use nicht

Question 9

Translate to German

The museum is not good

That is not the spree

Answer 9

Das museum ist nicht gut

Das ist nicht die spree

Question 10

What as the same endings as ein?

Answer 10

Kein

Question 11

What form of “Kein” do nouns in the plural always use?

Answer 11

Keine

Question 12

In the accusative male case, what form of “Kein” is used

Answer 12

Keinen

Question 13

What is the imperative form used for?

Answer 13

Commands and requests

Question 14

How do you make the imperative in the polite form?

Answer 14

Just add sie after the 3rd person plural of the verb

Question 15

Translate to German in the polite form:

You go straight ahead - Go straight ahead

You cross the street - Cross the street

You turn - Turn

Identify which of the sentences is the imperative form.

Answer 15

Sie gehen geradeaus - Gehen sie geradeaus

Sie uberqueren die Straße - Uberqueren sie die Straße

Sie Biegen ab - Biegen sie ab

Question 16

How many forms are there for informal commands and requests and what are they?

Answer 16

2, a du and an ihr form

Question 17

What is the ihr command form used for?

Answer 17

2nd person plural

Question 18

When in the ihr form, what is done to create the imperative form?

Answer 18

The ihr is dropped

Question 19

Translate these to German in the ihr form:

You go straight ahead - Go straight ahead

You cross the street - Cross the street

Identify which is the imperative form

Answer 19

Ihr geht geradeaus - Geht geradeaus

Ihr uberquert die straße - Uberquert die Straße

Question 20

When is the du form used

Answer 20

2nd person singular

Question 21

Translate these to German in the du form:

You go straight ahead - Go straight ahead

You cross the street - Cross the street

Answer 21

Du gehst geradeaus - Geh/Gehe geradeaus

Du fahrst uber die straße - Fahr/Fahre uber die straße

Question 22

When is the personal pronoun required regarding imperatives?

Answer 22

In the formal imperative

Question 23

When is the personal pronoun not required regarding imperatives?

Answer 23

In informal setences