A new home and new neighbours: word patterns and word order
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I can use a growing vocabulary to talk about a new home and new neighbours, varying word order to emphasise specific ideas in my responses to questions.
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Knowing key word patterns helps us understand words more quickly and recall them more easily.
Add 'Haupt-' to nouns to mean 'main'. The created noun has the gender of its base noun: 'die Idee' - 'die Hauptidee'.
'Wo' is the question word 'where'; it asks where something is located and is answered in the dative case.
'Wohin' is the question word 'where to'; it asks where something is going and is answered in the accusative case.
Start German sentences with any element (e.g., object, adverb) to emphasise it. The verb stays in 2nd place.
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