Modalverben, Länder, Sprachen

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World Languages

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8th - 12th Grade

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Frau Higby

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Modalverben, Länder, Sprachen

Multiple Choice

In a sentence containing a modal verb, the modal verb is...

conjugated in the 2nd position

conjugated at the end of the sentence

in the infinitive form at the end of the sentence

in the infinitive form in the second position

Multiple Choice

In a sentence containing a modal verb, the main verb is...

conjugated in the 2nd position

conjugated at the end of the sentence

in the infinitive form at the end of the sentence

in the infinitive form in the second position

Ich will Polen besuchen.

I want to visit Poland.

Modal verb 2nd, conjugated.

Main verb at end, infinite form.

(AKA your sentence should end with the letters 'en'.)

Multiple Choice

How do you say 'to visit'?

reisen

trinken

wählen

besuchen

Fill in the Blanks

Where you WANT to visit?

I want to visit Italy.

Type answer...

Multiple Choice

How to you say 'to travel'?

besuchen

wählen

reisen

fahren

Fill in the Blanks

When you WOULD LIKE to travel.

I would like to travel in June.

Type answer...

Multiple Choice

What does 'man' mean?

man

one

man

Since 'man' means 'one', as in 'someone', when it's the subject the VERB in the sentence is conjugated for the er/sie/es form.

Man soll...

Man kann...

Man will...

Man darf...

Man möchte...

Man muss...

Fill in the Blanks

What MUST ONE do?

One must visit the Leaning Tower of Pisa.

Type answer...

Multiple Choice

How to do you say 'to see'?

essen

sehen

trinken

Fill in the Blanks

What CAN ONE see?

One can see the Colosseum.

Type answer...

Multiple Choice

How do you say 'to eat'?

wählen

fahren

trinken

essen

Fill in the Blanks

What SHOULD ONE eat?

One should eat lasagna.

Type answer...

Multiple Choice

How do you say 'to drive'?

fahren

wählen

trinken

reiten

Fill in the Blanks

What ONE is ALLOWED to do?

One is allowed to drive with 18 years.

Type answer...

This is the point in the practice, where you should revisit your notes:

Specifically look at:

- what people in Italy are called and what they speak

- what people in Germany are called and what they speak

- what people in Austria are called and what they speak

- what people in Switzerland are called and what they speak

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