German Simple Codes Video Lesson A1 Preparation for Exam

In this lesson, we will examine our topic named German Simple Sentences for the German A1 exam. First, let's watch our German lesson video below.

When a simple sentence is said, it is usually understood that there are at least elements and positive flat sentences.
For example:

Der Mann ist jung (man is young)
Die Blume ist schön (flower is beautiful)
Die Blume ist rot (flower is red)
Die Blume ist weiss (flower is white)
Der Tisch ist gross (table large)
Der Stuhl ist alt (chair is old)

are the simplest sentence patterns. It is quite easy to create such sentences.
For more complicated and longer sentences, this structure must first be learned thoroughly and such short sentences must be able to be set up correctly.

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It is very easy to make question forms or negative forms of simple sentences, examples of negative ones in German simple sentences:

This is a Kind (this is a boy)
This is no Kind (this is a child tolerant)

This is Katze (this is a cat)
This is save Katze (this is a cat tolerant)

This is a Radio (this is a radio)
This is no Radio (this is a radio tolerant)

As you can see in the examples, in German articelin save ve a articelin no Positive sentences can easily be translated into negative sentences using artikelleri.
In this lesson, we did not give information about interrogative sentences for straight sentences, because the question sentences were discussed in detail in another video lesson. You can have detailed information by reading the related topic.

Now let's watch my video to understand German verbs and simple sentences in more detail and to see more examples: