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Word orderFrau Decker
Word order•In normal German sentences, the
verb must go in SECOND POSITION
•Ich spiele am Freitag Fußball.
•1st 2nd 3rd rest
Word order•That means that when you put
something other than the subject in first position, you KEEP the verb second.
1st 2nd 3rd rest
Ich spiele am FreitagFußball.
Word order•That means that when you put
something other than the subject in first position, you KEEP the verb second.
1st 2nd 3rd rest
Ich spieleam Freitag Fußball.
Word order•That means that when you put
something other than the subject in first position, you KEEP the verb second.
1st 2nd 3rd rest
Ichspieleam Freitag Fußball.
Word order•That means that when you put
something other than the subject in first position, you KEEP the verb second.
1st 2nd 3rd rest
Ichspiele Fußball.
Word order•That means that when you put
something other than the subject in first position, you KEEP the verb second.
1st 2nd 3rd rest
Ichspiele Fußball.Am Freitag
Word order•That means that when you put
something other than the subject in first position, you KEEP the verb second.
1st 2nd 3rd rest
spiele Fußball.Am Freitag
Word order•That means that when you put
something other than the subject in first position, you KEEP the verb second.
1st 2nd 3rd rest
spiele Fußball.Am Freitag
ich
Word order•Second POSITION doesn’t always mean second WORD.
•‘Am Freitag’ is a time expression which goes together.
1st 2nd 3rd rest
spiele Fußball.ichAm Freitag
Word order
The rules are the same no matter HOW long the sentence is. The verb stays in 2nd positionPetermachtheute Abend um Viertel vor acht
zu Hause Hausaufgaben
Word order
The rules are the same no matter HOW long the sentence is. The verb stays in 2nd positionPetermacht
heute Abend um Viertel vor acht
zu Hause Hausaufgaben
Word order
The rules are the same no matter HOW long the sentence is. The verb stays in 2nd positionPeter macht
heute Abend um Viertel vor acht
zu Hause Hausaufgaben
Word order
The rules are the same no matter HOW long the sentence is. The verb stays in 2nd position
Petermacht
heute Abend um Viertel vor acht
zu Hause Hausaufgaben
Word order
The rules are the same no matter HOW long the sentence is. The verb stays in 2nd position
Petermachtheute Abend um Viertel vor achtzu Hause Hausaufgabe
n
Word order
The rules are the same no matter HOW long the sentence is. The verb stays in 2nd position
Petermachtzu Hause Hausaufgabe
n
Heute Abend um Viertel vor acht
Word order
The rules are the same no matter HOW long the sentence is. The verb stays in 2nd position
Petermachtzu Hause Hausaufgabe
n
Heute Abend um Viertel vor acht
Word order
The rules are the same no matter HOW long the sentence is. The verb stays in 2nd position
Petermachtzu Hause Hausaufgabe
n
Heute Abend um Viertel vor acht
Word order
The rules are the same no matter HOW long the sentence is. The verb stays in 2nd position
Petermacht
zu Hause
Hausaufgaben
Heute Abend um Viertel vor acht
Word order
The rules are the same no matter HOW long the sentence is. The verb stays in 2nd position
Petermacht
zu Hause
Hausaufgaben
Heute Abend um Viertel vor acht
Word order
The rules are the same no matter HOW long the sentence is. The verb stays in 2nd position
Petermachtzu HauseHausaufgabe
n
Heute Abend um Viertel vor acht
Word order
The rules are the same no matter HOW long the sentence is. The verb stays in 2nd position
PetermachtHausaufgabe
n
Heute Abend um Viertel vor acht
Word order
The rules are the same no matter HOW long the sentence is. The verb stays in 2nd position
PetermachtHausaufgabe
n
Zu Hause
Word order
The rules are the same no matter HOW long the sentence is. The verb stays in 2nd position
PetermachtHausaufgabe
n
Zu Hause
heute Abend um Viertel vor acht
Word order
The rules are the same no matter HOW long the sentence is. The verb stays in 2nd position
PetermachtHausaufgabe
n
Zu Hause
heute Abend um Viertel vor acht
Word order
The rules are the same no matter HOW long the sentence is. The verb stays in 2nd position
Petermacht
Hausaufgaben
Zu Hause
heute Abend um Viertel vor acht
Word order
The rules are the same no matter HOW long the sentence is. The verb stays in 2nd position
Petermacht
Hausaufgaben
Zu Hause
heute Abend um Viertel vor acht
Word order
The rules are the same no matter HOW long the sentence is. The verb stays in 2nd position
Petermacht
Hausaufgaben
heute Abend um Viertel vor acht
Word order
The rules are the same no matter HOW long the sentence is. The verb stays in 2nd position
Petermacht
Hausaufgaben
zu Hause
heute Abend um Viertel vor acht
Word order
The rules are the same no matter HOW long the sentence is. The verb stays in 2nd position
PetermachtHausaufgaben zu Hause
Question-Word Questions
The same principle goes for questions with a question word. Put the question word phrase first, then the verb, then the subject.
Wann spielst du Fussball?
Wie alt ist deine Mutter?
Wohin gehen wir am Montag?
Questions
•When forming a yes/no question, switch the subject and the verb. Start with the verb!
Wir lesenein Buch.?
Questions
•When forming a yes/no question, switch the subject and the verb. Start with the verb!
Wir ein Buch.?
Questions
•When forming a yes/no question, switch the subject and the verb. Start with the verb!
ein Buch.?
Questions
•When forming a yes/no question, switch the subject and the verb. Start with the verb!
ein Buch.?Lesen
Questions
•When forming a yes/no question, switch the subject and the verb. Start with the verb!
ein Buch.?Lesen wir
Questions
•When forming a yes/no question, switch the subject and the verb. Start with the verb!
ein Buch?Lesen wir
Questions
•When forming a yes/no question, switch the subject and the verb. Start with the verb!
ein Buch?Lesen wir
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