German future tense

In German future tense, the auxiliary verb werden is conjugated to the subject, and the main verb is placed in the infinitive at the end of the sentence.

For a question in the future tense, the conjugated auxiliary verb wird starts the sentence, followed by the subject and the infinitive verb.

The subject Meine Mutter is third-person singular, requiring wird, and the infinitive kochen must be at the end.

For the plural you (ihr), the auxiliary verb is werdet, followed by the object and the infinitive verb at the end.

In future tense, the conjugated verb werden is in the second position, and the main verb besuchen is in the infinitive at the end.

The subject Sie (she) requires the auxiliary wird, and the main verb machen must be in the infinitive form at the end.

The sentence structure for future tense requires the auxiliary werde in the second position and the infinitive tanzen at the end.

The subject is 'es', which requires the third-person singular form of the verb 'werden'. 'Wird' is the correct conjugation for the third-person singular present tense.

The subject is 'Sie' (plural), which requires the third-person plural conjugation of the verb 'werden'. The correct form is 'werden'.

The subject is 'Deutschland', which is third-person singular. Therefore, the verb 'werden' must be conjugated as 'wird'.

The sentence uses the modal verb 'möchte', which requires an infinitive verb at the end of the clause. The infinitive form of the verb is 'werden'.

The subject is 'es', requiring the third-person singular form of 'werden', which is 'wird'.

The subject is 'ich', which requires the first-person singular conjugation of 'werden'. The correct form is 'werde'.

The subject is 'du', which requires the second-person singular conjugation of 'werden'. The correct form is 'wirst'.

The subject is 'ihr', which requires the second-person plural conjugation of 'werden'. The correct form is 'werdet'.

The subject is 'Mein Bruder', which is third-person singular. The correct conjugation is 'wird'.

The subject is 'ich', which requires the first-person singular conjugation 'werde'.

The subject is 'Er', which is third-person singular. The correct conjugation is 'wird'.

The subject is 'du', which requires the second-person singular conjugation 'wirst'.

The subject is 'Ich', which requires the first-person singular conjugation 'werde'.