Matthias Maurer: yes/no questions in the perfect and imperfect tenses
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I can form yes/no questions in the perfect and imperfect tenses to ask questions about famous German speakers.
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[er] at the end of a word is unstressed and sounds like the English ‘uh’.
The [r] in female people nouns is consonantal and is rolled at the back of the throat.
Change verbs to male person nouns by adding –er to a verb stem.
To form a yes/no question in the perfect tense, swap the subject and the verb and send the past participle to the end.
To form a yes/no question in the imperfect tense, swap the subject and the verb.
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