This page has a mix of Grammar topics. Commands, Possesive, and much more.
Commands in German:
httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t8G3Ws_QAKo
They say you “dust” the second person tense to make them commands. That is you drop the “du” and the “st” from the end and you have the command.
Example: Machen – to do, du machst – you do, and the command for do! is… Mach!
Notice how the du and st have dropped away.
The Possesive Pronouns and Adjectives in German: (two version)
httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p8T5SU7YopM
httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DF6emUSggqA
Mein – mine, Dein – yours, sein – his, ihr – hers, unser – ours, euer – yours (plural informal), Ihre – yours (formal), ihr – theirs
German Conjunctions from Bamberg
httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F0CjcLTzo9Y
There are two main groups of conjunctions for me. They are divided by where the verb of the sentence falls (if it is affected). 1. These do not affect word order, and – und, or – oder, as well – auch, rather – sondern, dann – then. 2. these make the verb go to the very end of the sentence (or part of the sentence after the conjunction) that – Dass, Because – Weil, If/When – wenn, When (exact date) – als. From UNESCO town Bamberg, Germany
