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Unit 17: Forming questions 131 111 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 1011 1 2 13 4111 5 6 7 8 9 2011 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 3011 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 4011 1 2 3 41111 Exercise 17.1 Find the appropriate yes/no-question for each of the sentences below, as shown in the example. Example: Ja, er kommt aus Berlin. → Kommt er aus Berlin? 1 Ja, das ist der billigste VW. 2 Ja, Carola hat einen neuen Freund. 3 Ja, der Film fängt um halb acht an. 4 Ja, man kann auch mit dem Bus fahren. 5 Ja, davor hatte Susanne im Ausland gelebt. 6 Ja, er wird seinen Führerschein im Mai machen. Exercise 17.2 Here is an interview with Roland Bauer. Complete the questions with the appropriate w-question words (wie, wo, wie lange etc.). Example : ______ heißt du? – Ich heiße Roland Bauer. → Wie heißt du? – Ich heiße Roland Bauer. 1 ______ kommst du? – Ich komme eigentlich aus Bremen. 2 ______ alt bist du? – Ich bin jetzt 34 Jahre alt. 3 ______ arbeitest du denn? – Ich arbeite bei einer Bank. 4 Um ______ Uhr beginnt dein Arbeitstag? – Normalerweise um acht Uhr. 5 Und ______ machst du Feierabend? – So um halb sechs. 6 ______ fährst du dieses Jahr in Urlaub? – Ich fahre in die Toskana. 7 ______ wirst du dort bleiben? – Nur eine Woche. 8 ______ bleibst du nicht länger? – Leider habe ich nicht länger Zeit. Exercise 17.3 Fill in the gaps below with wer, wen or wem as appropriate. 1 W___ hat heute angerufen? 2 W___ triffst du heute Abend? 3 Gegen w___ spielt Bayern München am Samstag? 4 W___ sollen wir helfen? 5 W___ kann die Frage beantworten? 6 Wissen Sie, für w___ das Geschenk ist?
111 2 3 4 5 6 7 8111 9 1011 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 2011 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 3011 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 4011 1 2 3 41111 132 Unit 17: Forming questions 7 Er möchte wissen, mit w___ sie ausgeht. 8 Bei w___ habt ihr in Stuttgart gewohnt? Exercise 17.4 Translate the following sentences into German. 1 Do you speak Russian? (Use the Sie form.) 2 Have you seen my new computer? (Use the du form.) 3 How much coffee do you drink per day? (Use the ihr form.) 4 What kind of dog is that? 5 How many people are coming to the party? 6 Where are you going tonight? (Use the ihr form.) 7 Who is the present for? 8 Who did you give the key to? (Use the du form.) 9 Who does the car belong to? 10 Which/what wine would you like? (Use the Sie form.) 11 Can you tell me where he is from? (Use the Sie form.) 12 Do you know how much it costs? (Use the du form.) Checklist 1 What is the position of the finite verb in yes/noquestions? 2 Can you describe the basic structure of w-questions? 3 In what way are wer and welcher different from other question words? 4 What happens to the finite verb in indirect questions? ✓
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