German müssen verb, German auxiliary verb
German auxiliary verbs - Müssen auxiliary verb. In this lesson, we will give information about the German verb mussen. The verb mussen is one of the auxiliary verbs in German and can be used in various meanings. (to know, to know)
We are confronted with a topic that will be used in the German A1 family integration examination.
You will be able to contribute to your preparation of the A1 exam by learning the use of the German Müssen Modal.
Not only the A1 exam, but also the German KPSS, KPDS, UDS exam are also important for the exam.
So if you are preparing for the A1 exam, and if you are working for exams such as KPSS, KPDS, UDS, then it is absolutely necessary to learn them thoroughly.
It is not only a matter of permissibility, but also the whole and especially the meaning of the modules such as sollen, dirfen and others that we have previously mentioned on our site, to be on leave, to be able, to be capable, to have to, and so on. thoroughly learn and not to confuse.
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According to the actual place of Müssen: to have to, to be on leave, to know, to know, to be required, to mean and to love is used.
For example:
Bus nach Antalya: We go to Antalya by bus.
Wir müssen mit dem Bus fahren: We have to go by bus.
Ich muss nach Hause gehen: I have to go home.
I have to go home at 10: 10 Uhr nach Hause gehen
Musst du heute arbeiten? : Do you have to work today?
Wann mussen wir nach Berlin fahren? : When do we have to go to Berlin (by car)?
The video above gives more detailed information about the use of actual and German sentences and we recommend you to watch them again carefully.
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