What I would like: 'möcht-' in one- and two-verb structures
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I can express what I would like and what I would like to do using 'möcht-'.
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Practising vocabulary in a range of ways deepens knowledge and understanding.
'Möcht-' means 'would like' and can be used with a noun to say which object you would like.
'Möcht-' can be used with a second verb in the infinitive form to express what you would like to do.
When 'möcht-' is used as part of a 2-verb structure, the second verb moves to the end of the sentence.
The determiner before the object of a sentence matches the gender and case.
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