I can talk about the weather, join two sentences, say where I want to go, give directions, describe an apartment, and say what you may and may not do here.
What we review
What we review
The module is over: here it is in five lines, one for each lesson.
Weather and linking words: Es regnet, denn es ist Herbst. A conjunction doesn't take a position in the sentence, and the verb stays second in both parts; dann takes position 1, and the verb comes right after it.
wollen and travel: Wir wollen im Juli ans Meer fahren. The modal verb comes second, the second verb goes at the end; the direction is a set phrase. wollen means “want”, never “will”, and it's blunt: in a café or a store, ask politely with Ich möchte …; “Ich will …” sounds rude there.
The imperative for three ways of addressing people: Geh! Geht! Gehen Sie!
The apartment and colors: Der Tisch in der Küche ist braun. The place is a set phrase, and after sein the adjective doesn't change.
dürfen and man: Auf der Treppe darf man nicht spielen. With man, the verb takes the same form as with er.
Lesson notes
What we review
The module is over: here it is in five lines, one for each lesson.
Weather and linking words: Es regnet, denn es ist Herbst. A conjunction doesn't take a position in the sentence, and the verb stays second in both parts; dann takes position 1, and the verb comes right after it.
wollen and travel: Wir wollen im Juli ans Meer fahren. The modal verb comes second, the second verb goes at the end; the direction is a set phrase. wollen means “want”, never “will”, and it's blunt: in a café or a store, ask politely with Ich möchte …; “Ich will …” sounds rude there.
The imperative for three ways of addressing people: Geh! Geht! Gehen Sie!
The apartment and colors: Der Tisch in der Küche ist braun. The place is a set phrase, and after sein the adjective doesn't change.
dürfen and man: Auf der Treppe darf man nicht spielen. With man, the verb takes the same form as with er.