Exercise 4 for Lesson 6

Next Milestone: 3 ➞ Verb conjugations

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Grammar

Let’s add a new conjugation to our list of regular verbs:

kommen

ich komme
du kommst

wohnen

ich wohne
du wohnst

arbeiten

ich arbeite
du arbeitest

When we use du we add the ending -st to a verb. Except if it would sound strange (like ‚arbeitst). In these cases we add an extra e so the verb ending becomes -estArbeiten is still considered a regular verb.

Do the exercise to learn how verbs change!

  4   Read & choose the right gap fill
Only use the conjugations for ich or du.

„Ich in München.“ „Ach, du auch?“

Ich morgen.

Ich Pauls Nummer. Oder nicht?

Fritz sagt „wo sind die Großkauf-Diebe? Ich es nicht.“

Du Frau Maywalds Büro.

Ich Meili.

„Ich eine Wochenkarte.“ „Bitte!“ „Danke!“ „Auf Wiedersehen!“

Was du?


 

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