![]() Ihr wollt nächstes Jahr in den Urlaub fahren. The doctor should / is supposed to examine the leg once again in depth. On Mondays, all kids have to get up at 7 o’clock.ĭer Arzt soll das Bein noch einmal gründlich untersuchen. Montags müssen alle Kinder um 7 Uhr aufstehen. The man is not allowed to smoke in the restaurant. Examples – main clauses with modal verbs:ĭer Mann darf im Restaurant nicht rauchen. Therefore, in a main clause, the modal verb is at position 2 of the sentence and the infinitive is at the very end. In a sentence, there have to be the conjugated modal verb and the infinitive form of the main verb (except for very rare exception, see below). Like mentioned in the beginning, German modal verbs are accompanying a main verb to express a mood. How to use German modal verbs in a sentence ![]() Past Perfect Tense: Wir hatten um 8 Uhr nach Hause gehen müssen.įuture Tense follows the same pattern, but instead of “haben“, “werden“ is used.įuture Tense: Wir werden um 8 Uhr nach Hause gehen müssen. Perfect Tense: Wir haben um 8 Uhr nach Hause gehen müssen. Simple Past Tense: Wir mussten um 8 Uhr nach Hause gehen. Present Tense: Wir müssen um 8 Uhr nach Hause gehen. It is more common, to use “haben” to build a sentence with a modal verb in Perfect Tense. There are Perfect Tense forms of the auxiliary verbs as well, but they are very rarely used.
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