Test your German Grammar | Quiz for beginners (A1) | Quiz 3 | Artikel im Nominativ & Akkusativ

[@nazneenshayara4603]

Wow very nice way to check our grammar with test with answers.v good idea.Hope u come up with more of like these videos of A1 .

[@DeutschmitInap]

Will definitely post more quiz videos

[@nazneenshayara4603]

Thank you so much.I still need A1 lessons to polish my A1 better.I started my A2(got netzwerk neu A2 books) can you make series of A2 lessons videos plz.It will be v helpful.Thank u inadvance.

[@DeutschmitInap]

Yes I have been making A2 videos too. Tomorrow I will post the 11th lesson of A2 :)

[@nazneenshayara4603]

Your a v kind person. Thank you so much for accepting all requests made and replying to our messages inparticular.God bless u.

[@DeutschmitInap]

So kind of you too :). You are most welcome 🙂

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Ich habe 10 Punkte bekommen! Vielen Dank!!! Great video!

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I absolutely adore this test! It’s very useful ❤

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Alle richtig. Vielen Dank !

[@DeutschmitInap]

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Thanks. Please make more videos like this

[@yigitcan824]

Hallo weider Inap! Ich möchte dich was fragen. I saw some sentences containing two adverbs like _ Am Samstag können wir vielleicht Fußball spielen. _ I wonder why it's not like _Am Samstag können wir Fußball vielleicht spielen. _ I mean is there a rule that says adverbs(vielleicht in this example) must come before Objects(Fußball in this example). Would you mind helping me? Tschüss!

[@DeutschmitInap]

I would say, you should treat "Fußball spielen" as a single verb, since it's an activity. That's why it sounds weird to separate them. Learn them as a chunk. "Am Samstag können wir Fußball vielleicht spielen" means something else in an advanced context. It implies to "we are definitely going to do sth with football, may be play and not sell or something like that". If the second part of my explanation is confusing, ignore that for now :)

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Der liter oder das liter

[@DeutschmitInap]

"Der Liter", even though some dictionary might say "das" too, but I have never heard anyone saying "das Liter"

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