Present - Regular Verbs (Leaving Cert German): Quizzes
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What is the first step in forming the present tense of a regular verb?
What is the first step in forming the present tense of a regular verb?
Start with the infinitive
What ending do you add for 'ich' (I) with regular verbs?
What ending do you add for 'ich' (I) with regular verbs?
-e
What ending do you add for 'du' (you singular) with regular verbs?
What ending do you add for 'du' (you singular) with regular verbs?
-st
What ending does 'er/sie/es' take with regular verbs?
What ending does 'er/sie/es' take with regular verbs?
-t
When must you add an extra -e- before personal endings?
When must you add an extra -e- before personal endings?
When stem ends in -t or -d
Which endings need the extra -e- with -t/-d stem verbs?
Which endings need the extra -e- with -t/-d stem verbs?
-st and -t
How do you conjugate 'warten' (to wait) for 'du'?
How do you conjugate 'warten' (to wait) for 'du'?
du wartest
What ending does 'ihr' (you plural) take?
What ending does 'ihr' (you plural) take?
-t
Which forms take the ending -en?
Which forms take the ending -en?
wir, sie, and Sie
How do you say 'I play football'?
How do you say 'I play football'?
Ich spiele Fußball.
What makes the German present tense particularly flexible?
What makes the German present tense particularly flexible?
It can express various time concepts