german_sentence_builder
You also want an ePaper? Increase the reach of your titles
YUMPU automatically turns print PDFs into web optimized ePapers that Google loves.
When writing German <strong>sentence</strong>s, be aware of the two kinds of English comparative and<br />
superlative and remember that German has only one form:<br />
kleiner / am kleinsten<br />
schöner / am schönsten<br />
smaller / smallest<br />
more beautiful / most beautiful<br />
Übung<br />
15·4<br />
Example:<br />
Using the adjectives or adverbs provided as cues, write original <strong>sentence</strong>s that compare two<br />
people or things.<br />
alt Onkel Benno ist viel älter als Tante Marianne.<br />
1. klug <br />
2. komisch <br />
3. eingebildet <br />
4. hoch <br />
5. lerneifrig <br />
6. wackelig <br />
7. dunkel <br />
8. schrecklich <br />
9. preiswert <br />
10. artig <br />
Übung<br />
15·5<br />
Example:<br />
Using the three elements provided as cues, write two original <strong>sentence</strong>s with pairs of<br />
contrasting adjectives or adverbs of your choice. Use a comparative in your first <strong>sentence</strong><br />
and a superlative in your second <strong>sentence</strong>.<br />
Vater, Mutter, Großvater<br />
a. Mein Vater ist ein bisschen jünger als meine Mutter.<br />
b. Mein Großvater ist am ältesten.<br />
1. Tulpen, Nelken, Rosen<br />
a. <br />
b. <br />
2. Igel, Katze, Löwe<br />
a. <br />
b. <br />
118 Practice Makes Perfect German Sentence Builder