New Year's resolutions: word order with two-verb structures
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I can express New Year's resolutions using extended sentences, a range of conjunctions and two-verb constructions.
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Seeing vocabulary in a range of contexts is a good way to support effective learning.
Chinese New Year is celebrated every January/February by around 120,000 people of Chinese descent who live in Germany.
Conjunctions like ‘denn’ and ‘aber’ do not cause a change in word order.
Subordinating conjunctions like ‘weil’ and ‘obwohl’ send the verb to the end of the clause (word order 3).
In two-verb structures with subordinating conjunctions, the short form verb is after the infinitive at the end.
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