Grammar: How to use infinitives in German! ('zu' clauses) (A1-B1) - Easy grammar in 10 mins!
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- Are you not sure what an infinitive is?
Are you looking for an easy way to put German infinitives to use?
This video includes examples of German all types of German infinitives, including fully irregular, regular, strong, separable, and reflexive verbs!
You don't need to conjugate the infinitives, regardless of the person doing the activity and the tense you're using!
Use 'zu' clauses to improve your writing and speaking ready for GCSE or A Level exams (if you're in the UK) or any language certification tests if you're elsewhere in the world!
Revise strong verbs here: • Video
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Great video to learn Infinitive
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İch gehe laufen. (I am going for a run) Why are we not using “zu” or “zum” in this sentence(Ich gehe zum laufen)? And if it’s a separate topic, would you please tell me the name of the topic?
‘Zum’ is short for ‘zu dem’ (to the)
“I am going for a run” is just an idiomatic way of saying “I am going running” (literal translation)
Ich gehe = I am going
laufen = running
@@HerrFerguson Oh, I see now, thank you for the clarification!
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Hi mr fergusson, i have a question
BLEIBEN SIE RUHIG , WIR FINDEN IHREN BRUDER.
Why isnt it wir will ihren bruder finden?
And also the sentance:
SEIEN SIE NICHT NERVOS, ALLES IST IN ORDNUNG
Why seien and not sei nicht nervos?
Hi, in the first one it’s idiomatic use: we are finding your brother = we will find your brother (in this context)
In the second example, it’s ‘seien’ because the subject is ‘Sie’ and this is the correct conjugation in the imperative.
I hope that helps!
@@HerrFerguson it helped a lot, thank you for your time it means a lot to a beginner.
"That means we dont use them with modal verbs", is it better using "ich lerne Deutsch, um in Deutschland Arbeit zu finden" instead of "Ich lerne Deutsch, um in Deutschland Arbeit finden zu können"?
To be honest, both are fine!
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