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(What is your favourite sport?)

Have a look at these 2 sentences…. Ichturne I do gymnastics Mein Lieblingssportist Turne n My favourite hobby is doing gymnastics

Have you noticed anything? Exactly. The word Turnen starts with a capital letter and it has an n at the end of it. So it looks like an INFINITIVE

Now have a look at these 2 sentences… IchspieleGolf Mein LieblingssportistGolf spiele n I play golf My favourite hobby is playing golf

Have you noticed anything? spiele Golf has become Golf spiele n Again, the verb has an n at the end.

Now try and rewrite the following sentences by yourself always starting withMein Lieblingssport ist….. Ichschwimme Ich segle fahre mache spieleFußball Leichtathletik Rad

Mein Lieblingssportist Mein Lieblingssport ist Rad fahre n Leichtathletik mache n Fußball spiele n Schwimmen Segeln