(no subject)

[kittydesade]

Present tense of regular verbs:
Ich glaube, du glaubst, es glaubt, wir glauben, ihr glaubt, sie glauben, Sie glauben
Ich arbeite, du arbeitest, es arbeitet, wir arbeiten, ihr arbeitet, sie arbeiten, Sie arbeiten
Ich heisse, du heisst, es heisst, wir heissen, ihr heisst, sie heissen, Sie heissen
Ich wandere, du wanderst, es wandert, wir wandern, ihr wandert, sie wandern, Sie wandern.
Ich habe, du hast, es hat, wir haben, ihr habt, sie haben, Sie haben

The verb always follows the subject, always is in the second position. Except when it isn't.

Construction of gern
verb + gern

Contruction of nicht
Nicht always follows
-- a conjugated verb
-- specific adverbs of time
Nicht always precedes
-- predicate adjectives
-- most other adverbs
-- dependent infinitives


And tomorrow, reviewing the rest of the nouns and so on. And more vocab grinding. Argh vocab grind.

Much calmer today. I just have the giant farking box of yarn to deal with. Seriously, this thing is 2/3 as tall as I am, it's huge. And it's 200+ pounds by itself. Or was, before I started taking all the yarn out of it and labeling it. By this point I'm pretty much bent double over the box with it tilted and my ass in the air pulling out cones from midway to the bottom. As long as no one takes a picture this time I'll be fine.

Blargh. It's freezing still. And this weekend, starting tomorrow actually, it's supposed to get up into the 50s. And then down again into the 20s on Monday. I don't understand weather, I really don't. I'm going to hunker down tonight with my blankets and my cats and my new DVD of Soldier and ignore the rest of the world. Write and knit and pretend it's not fucking freezing and winter and I don't have to go out in it unless I want to. Until tomorrow, of course. But that's why it's pretending.