Mein Schultag: nouns and plurals, present tense, picture task (AQA)

All nouns in German start with a capital letter and have a grammatical gender, either masculine, feminine or neuter. Many German nouns have plural forms, but many are used either only in the singular or the plural. There are nine rules for forming plurals in German. Plural rules should be learnt alongside the noun gender. Weak and strong verbs have the same present tense endings; strong verbs change stem vowel for 'du' and 'er, sie, es'. German has one present tense which conveys both the English simple present and present continuous.