Tenses: Conditional Perfect (Part 2): Modal Verbs - Lesson 9 (Under 5 mins!) (B1/B2-C1)

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Part two of this #German #grammar lesson looking at the #conditional #perfect #tense covers using this tense with #modal #verbs to talk about what should / could have happened!
And you can learn how to do this in under 5 minutes! Sooo einfach!

This is one of my favourite grammar structures as you can express views in hindsight. You can outline what you should have done, what could have happened, what someone would have wanted, and so much more!
I look forward to hearing the kinds of sentences you're all coming up with! Please post them in the comments below!

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If you haven't seen Part 1 of my Conditional Perfect tense lesson, please find that here:

If you need to recap modal verbs, please watch my video on this here:
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Als Lehrerin für Erwachsene kann ich nur "bravo" sagen. Gut gemacht. Danke.

pennyjohnson
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Nice work, colleague - I'll be using this in class today.

jamespoots
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Thank you so much for making such a great playlist, i only want to make sure if we want to include a boot word to a sentence in the conditional perfect tense such as: Das hättest du essen sollen, will it be:
Wenn das du hättest essen sollen,
Wenn du das hättest essen sollen,
Wenn das du essen sollen hättest,
or: Wenn du das essen sollen hättest.
so, will the verb hätten always be booted to the end of the clause, or will it be right before the first infinitive verb (essen in that axample)?
and, when we do include a boot word, will the subject always move to be right after that word (wenn)?

simozy
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interessant !!! Die Sprache hat komisch Dinge... aber es ist nicht compliziert dieses Thema. Vielen Dank für dein Erklärung !!!

jhonbuddy
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Hello. Thank you for making us such a wonderful learning video every day. I'm really appreciated it!
Can I ask you a question? In 2:26 there are sentences like 'you should have done it (that) = Das hattest du machen sollen'
and my question is why 'das' is at the front of the clause?
I've learned that general structure of german phrase is consisted of 'Subject + Verb + Object ...' so I thought it would be 'Du hattest das machen sollen'
I haven't learned yet why the object is placed in the first position of the phrase.. is it an emphasize or something?

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