Now you have the occasion to train yourself in German grammar. Write the word which you think is right one in the text field. Click on the respective eye symbol with your mouse to check if you have chosen the correct word. If you are working with a touchscreen on a smartphone or tablet, touch the eye with your finger. To listen to the pronunciation, either click on the respective button in the column "Listen" with your mouse or touch it with your finger.
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I
you (familiar)
he
she
it
we
you
they
you (polite form)
I understand German.
to speak (infinitive)
I speak
you speak (familiar)
he/she/it speaks
we speak
you speak
they speak
you speak (polite form)
to understand (infinitive)
I understand
you understand (familiar)
he/she/it understands
we understand
you understand
they understand
you understand (polite form)
to be (infinitive)
I am
you are (familiar)
he/she/it is
we are
you are
they are
you are (polite form)
to come (infinitive)
I come
you come (familiar)
he/she/it comes
we come
you come
they come
you come (polite form)
to know (infinitive)
I know
you know (familiar)
he/she/it knows
we know
you know
they know
you know (polite form)
to like (infinitive)
I like
you like (familiar)
he/she/it likes
we like
you like
they like
you like (polite form)
the (masculine form singular)
the (feminine form singular)
the (neuter form singular)
the (plural forms)
a (masculine form singular)
a (feminine form singular)
a (neuter form singular)
the man
the lady, the woman
the child
the men
the ladies, the women
the children
a man
a lady, a woman
a child
men
ladies, women
children
the Gentleman
the day
the town, the city
the Gentlemen, Messrs
the days
the towns, the cities
a Gentleman
a day
a town, a city
Gentlemen, Messrs
days
towns, cities
the American (man)
the American (woman)
the Englishman
the Englishwoman
the Americans (men)
the Americans (women)
the Englishmen
the Englishwomen
an American (man)
an American (woman)
an Englishman
an Englishwoman
Americans (men)
Americans (women)
Englishmen
Englishwomen
The city is nice.
the beautiful man
the nice city
the beautiful child
the beautiful men
the nice cities
the beautiful children
a beautiful man
a nice city
a beautiful child
beautiful men
nice cities
beautiful children
She understands German.
Does she understand German?
Hopefully, this exercise has helped you to get familiar with German grammar. See you in Lesson 2.
