Meine Lieblingssänger: 'wenn' and 'als', superlatives
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I can use 'wenn' and 'als', along with superlatives, to discuss past, present and future musical preferences, artists and experiences.
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'Wenn' means ‘when’, ‘whenever’ or ‘if’, used for repeated actions or conditions in the present or future.
'Als' means ‘when’ to refer to a specific past event or point in time. 'Als' and 'wenn' both trigger word order 3.
Use the superlative to express the highest degree of something, e.g., 'the most beautiful', 'the best'.
To form superlatives, add '-st' to the adjective before a noun. Use ‘am’ and add ‘-sten’ to the adjective after a noun.
Some adjectives and adverbs have irregular comparative and superlative forms.
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