In Vienna: present tense, negation with 'nicht'; question forming
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I can make present tense sentences negative using ‘nicht’ and form questions by inverting the subject and the verb.
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Sound-symbol correspondence [ig] is pronounced as in 'richtig'.
Practising vocabulary regularly is important to help understanding in listening and reading.
Inversion questions are formed by inverting the subject and the verb in a statement, e.g., 'Kommst du aus Deutschland?'.
'Nicht' usually goes before the element it negates; if negating a whole, short sentence, it tends to go at the end.
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