Lesson 3: Present-Day Sentence Setup

We believe that we have created a very solid structure in our previous lessons.
Now we can start to build sentences by using both the ones we learned before and the ones we learn new.

Generally, in German, there is the subject at the beginning of the sentence. The verb is followed by the verb, and after the verb the other elements of the sentence (object, complement, etc.)
Below you can see the template used for plain cues.

Mold to be used:

Now that we know the basic pattern to be used, we can start building sentences right away.
We will begin with very simple sentence structures in order to be easily understood.
As our courses progress, we will deal with more complicated sentence structures.

now let us set a subject and a verb to ourselves to form a sentence;

Our attention: ich: I

Firestorm: lernen: learn

Clemlemiz: Subject + Verb : ich learn : I'm learning

The above sentence is a very simple statement that can be made at the present time.
You can also make various sentences using the verb and the essay you wish.
We will write a lot of examples below to make it clearer now.

Subject: du you

Verb: learn : learn

Sentence: du lernst: you are learning

Subject: we : we

Verb: learn : learn

Sentence: wir lernen : we learn

Now let's give examples of mixed sentences.

rennen: run

It does not have to be a subject of a clan and a person to be a pronoun. An entity can be the subject of a sentence.

sprechen: speak

schreiben: write

sitzen: to sit

I think this issue is well understood.
Write down a few sentences below and we will finish this lesson.
In the short term you can learn different verbs and create simple sentences yourself.
The more different phrases you make, the more practical it will be.

i swim: ich schwimme

die Blume gedeiht: flower is growing

I hope the above sentences helped to consolidate the subject.
In our next lesson, we will develop simple sentences using different elements.
If you stick, we're here.
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