Konjunktiv 2 with Modal Verbs | B1 German Grammar Lesson

In this B1 German Grammar Lesson, you will learn how to use modal verbs in Konjunktiv 2. This lesson will cover how to form and use "möchten," "müssten," "dürften," "könnten," "sollten," and "wollten" to express contrary-to-reality situations. Learn how to construct sentences like "Ich könnte schneller fahren, wenn ich einen Audi gekauft hätte" and "Du hättest ins Kino gehen dürfen, wenn du dein Zimmer aufgeräumt hättest." We'll also explore the use of double infinitives for past tense expressions. Grab your notebook and pen, and let's get started!

Chapters:
0:00 Introduction to Konjunktiv 2 and Modal Verbs
0:48 Overview of Modal Verbs in German
1:38 Conjugating Modal Verbs in Konjunktiv 2
3:40 How to Use wollen in Konjunktiv 2
4:43 Practical Examples of sollen in Konjuktiv 2
6:18 More modal verb examples in Konjunktiv 2
8:17 Double Infinitive Construction for Past Tense
9:02 Next Steps: More Konjunktiv 2 Resources

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