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Hi everyone! ❤️ Welcome back to my channel! Still struggling with German modal verbs? Here’s what you’re missing ⬇️ Modal verbs are used to express a person’s attitude towards something, whether we can, must, want to do something and so on... Therefore, they are extremely useful in everyday communication. ⭐ Why this is a turning point: Grammatically, this is a serious shift. Modal verbs usually need an additional verb to complete the meaning of a sentence. As a result, learners systematically begin to use sentences with TWO VERBS. How to make this transition smoother? ⭐ The one GOLDEN RULE to remember is: In a German sentence, you can only have one conjugated (changed) verb. In a sentence with multiple verbs, the modal verb is the dominant one and it will be conjugated. All other verbs must be used in non-changeable forms or in infinitive, which is the basic form of the verb before any changes have been made (kochen, machen, kaufen...). More tipps and many useful examples are shown in the video! Chapters 0:00 Intro 02:01 Overview of the Modal Verbs 05:36 Dürfen 15:58 Können 20:26 Mögen 24:14 Müssen 27:51 Sollen 33:00 Wollen 37:58 Exercise for You 👩🏫 Get in Touch With Me for 1:1 Coaching • E-Mail: [email protected] • LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ajla-ramovic-deutschkurs-wien/ • Website: deutschkurs-wien.at 👍 If this video helps you, don’t forget to like, subscribe, and leave a comment! #german #learngerman #germana1 #a1 #languagelearning #language #deutsch #deutschkurs #deutschlernen #grammar #germangrammar #grammatik #deutschegrammatik #modalverben #modalverbs
