German modal verbs Practice

For the third-person singular (Thomas), the correct conjugation of the modal verb mögen is mag.

The subject is ihr (plural you), so the verb dürfen must be conjugated as dürft.

The subject is ich (I), so the correct conjugation for sollen is soll.

When addressing someone formally (Sie), the verb must be conjugated in the formal third-person plural form, which is können.

The subject is du (informal you), so the correct conjugation for möchten is möchtest.

The modal verb müssen is the German equivalent of the English verb must or have to.

Tanja is third-person singular, so the correct form of möchten is möchte.

The subject is wir (we), so the correct form of mögen is the infinitive mögen.

Franz und Sophie is a plural subject (they), so the correct form of sollen is sollen.

The subject is du (informal you), so the correct conjugation for wollen is willst.

Monika is third-person singular, so the correct form of können is kann.

The subject is ich (I), so the correct form of müssen is muss.

The modal verb dürfen expresses permission or being allowed to do something.

The modal verb wollen translates to want to in English.