German Language Basics Quiz

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How is a yes/no question formed in German?

  • By adding a question word at the beginning.
  • By reversing the order of the subject and the verb. (correct)
  • By changing the subject to the end of the sentence.
  • By using a different verb form.

What does the word 'gern' indicate in German?

  • Preference or enjoyment (correct)
  • Happiness
  • Dislike
  • Obligation

What is the correct word order in a simple declarative sentence in German?

  • Subject + Verb + Other elements (correct)
  • Subject + Other elements + Verb
  • Verb + Subject + Other elements
  • Other elements + Verb + Subject

Which of the following correctly translates '2 Uhr' in the 24-hour clock format?

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Which conjugation of the verb 'haben' is incorrect for the subject 'wir' (we)?

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What is the meaning of 'vor' in English?

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Which of the following sentences correctly uses 'gern'?

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In the context of the 24-hour clock, what is the German equivalent for 5 PM?

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Which of the following indicates a correct sequence for constructing a yes/no question in German?

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Which form of the verb 'haben' is correctly conjugated for the subject 'ich'?

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Flashcards

Forming Yes/No Questions in German

To form a yes/no question in German, reverse the subject and verb order in a statement.

German Sentence Word Order (Declarative)

The general word order for a simple declarative sentence in German is: Subject + Verb + Other elements

Use of 'gern' in German

'Gern' (like to/with pleasure) accompanies a verb, it cannot stand alone.

24-hour clock in German; 13 Uhr

In Germany, 13:00 is 1 PM

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24-hour clock in German; 1 Uhr

In Germany, 1:00 is 1 am.

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German Yes/No Question

To make a yes/no question in German, switch the subject and verb's positions.

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German Sentence Word Order

The basic word order in a simple German sentence is: Subject, Verb, Other elements.

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Using 'Gern' in German

The word 'gern' (meaning 'like to' or 'with pleasure') must be used with a verb, not alone.

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German 24-Hour Clock: 13 Uhr

13:00 in the 24-hour clock is equivalent to 1 PM in German.

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German 24-Hour Clock: 1 Uhr

1:00 in the 24-hour clock is equivalent to 1 AM in German.

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