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Grammar: Reflexive Verbs - Lesson 14 (GCSE/A2/Intermediate) (Deutschunterricht mit Herrn Ferguson)

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German Lessons with Herr Ferguson

German Lessons with Herr Ferguson

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This video explains how to use Reflexive Verbs (Reflexivverben). These are verbs that have a direct object which is identical to the subject doing that verb. You can think of it as being REFLECTED back at yourself!
At GCSE, these verbs always impress examiners, and will help to make your work stand out!
Here are the reflexive verbs used in this video:
* sich beeilen = to hurry
* sich entspannen = to relax
* sich erholen = to recover
* sich konzentrieren = to concentrate
* sich verletzen = to get hurt
* sich waschen = to wash yourself
* sich anziehen = to get dressed / put on [clothes]
My favourite one is 'sich ausruhen' (to chill out), because you can use it in the sentence 'ich ruhe mich aus, wenn ich...' (I chill out when I...), and it fits any speaking or writing topic! Give it a go, but remember to BOOT the verb after 'wenn'!
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@_a1tur
@_a1tur Жыл бұрын
ouiii thank you!!❤
@vijayancherayampurath8659
@vijayancherayampurath8659 5 ай бұрын
Danke🙏🙏🙏❤❤
@ahmetaydn4416
@ahmetaydn4416 8 ай бұрын
Danke!
@canberkpesman1604
@canberkpesman1604 Жыл бұрын
Mr.Ferguson i would appreciate if you can answer my question. What is the difference between "Ich kann mir ein Leben ohne Internet nicht vorstellen" and " Ich kann mich ein Leben ohne Internet nicht vostellen".
@HerrFerguson
@HerrFerguson Жыл бұрын
So, in the first one, it’s essentially: ‘I can not imagine FOR MYSELF a life without internet’ Whereas the second one (incorrect) is ‘I can’t not imagine MYSELF’ Hope that helps?
@darklight5316
@darklight5316 10 ай бұрын
Hi mr feerguson , i have a quick question What is the difference between zeit vorbringen and zeit verbringen?
@HerrFerguson
@HerrFerguson 7 ай бұрын
Hallo! Sorry, I didn’t see this comment initially. ‘vorbringen’ is a separable verb meaning ‘to allege’ or ‘to put forward’ ‘verbringen’ is not separable and means ‘to spend’ (with regards to time) and so ‘Zeit vorbringen’ doesn’t overly make sense, whereas ‘Zeit verbringen’ is a common infinitive phrase
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