Understanding the Imperative Category of the Verb in German Language


  • (1)  Khamidova Nargiza Yusufovna            Senior teacher, Department of Romano-Germanic Translation Studies, Faculty of Translation, Uzbekistan State World Languages University  
            Uzbekistan

    (*) Corresponding Author

Keywords:

German Language, Educational

Abstract

In German, imperatives are usually followed by an exclamation mark, when giving orders and instructions. However, they do not require an exclamation mark if they are not being used to give an order or instruction. For example, they can also be used where we might say Can you… or Could you … in English.

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References

Sotnikova E.S., Ageeva G.A. Educational-methodical manual on theoretical phonetics of the German language. Irkutsk, 2012 – 58p.

Shuman E.V. The specificity of the periods of teaching the grammar of the German language // Foreign Languages at school - 2007. - No. 4. - P. 85 - 89.

Published

2022-06-13

How to Cite

Yusufovna, K. N. . (2022). Understanding the Imperative Category of the Verb in German Language. Middle European Scientific Bulletin, 25, 157-160. Retrieved from https://cejsr.academicjournal.io/index.php/journal/article/view/1373

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Language and Literature