I can do everything this module covered: say hello and introduce myself, build a sentence and a question, give a noun's gender, a number, and an age, and talk about my family.
What we review
What we review
The module is over. Check what you can now do. There are no new rules here; the exercises are mixed.
• Who is who and how to say hello: all the forms of sein, nicht after it, the verb first in a question (no “do”), and du, ihr, or Sie where English has one “you” (lesson 1).
• Who does what: present-tense endings, the verb in second place even after Jetzt, yes/no questions and questions with a question word, nicht at the end of the sentence or before what it negates (lesson 2).
• A noun comes with its article: der, die, das, and a capital letter (lesson 3).
• How many: haben, numbers up to a hundred as one word, age with sein (lesson 4).
• Whose: mein, dein, sein, ihr, unser, euer, Ihr, and the ending -e before a die-word (lesson 5).
Lesson notes
What we review
The module is over. Check what you can now do. There are no new rules here; the exercises are mixed.
• Who is who and how to say hello: all the forms of sein, nicht after it, the verb first in a question (no “do”), and du, ihr, or Sie where English has one “you” (lesson 1).
• Who does what: present-tense endings, the verb in second place even after Jetzt, yes/no questions and questions with a question word, nicht at the end of the sentence or before what it negates (lesson 2).
• A noun comes with its article: der, die, das, and a capital letter (lesson 3).
• How many: haben, numbers up to a hundred as one word, age with sein (lesson 4).
• Whose: mein, dein, sein, ihr, unser, euer, Ihr, and the ending -e before a die-word (lesson 5).