Das bin ich
Hallo! Ich Lisa und ich aus Italien. Jetzt ich in Köln. Ich Studentin und ich Deutsch an der Universität. Ich eine Schwester und einen Bruder.
A1.1 · 14 of 30
Großer Text: Das bin ich
Lesson · 3 rules · about 3 min
Fill in a whole self-introduction (verbs, articles and capitals) and see the text you will soon write about yourself.
- 1ich takes -e, sie takes -t, wir takes the infinitive
- 2der / ein / mein — the masculine nominative has no ending
- 3Nouns keep their capital, even mid-sentence
Why this matters
One whole self-introduction with twelve gaps, using everything from this module at once: verb endings for ich, sie and wir, sein and haben, and the nominative articles der / mein. Each gap has a small hint under it — the verb and the person (heißen · ich), or the article it wants — so this is not a memory test but a putting-together test. Read the whole text first, because the sentence tells you the person; fill the verbs before the articles; and type only the one word the gap wants. It is the text you will soon write yourself — for a course, a pen pal or a new colleague — seen in reverse.
The corrected text
Hallo! Ich heiße Lisa und ich komme aus Italien. Jetzt wohne ich in Köln. Ich bin Studentin und ich lerne Deutsch an der Universität. Ich habe eine Schwester und einen Bruder. Meine Schwester wohnt in Rom. Mein Bruder heißt Marco. Wir haben einen Hund. Der Hund ist klein und braun. Ich bin zwanzig Jahre alt. Am Wochenende spiele ich Tennis. Und wer bist du?
Translation
Hi! My name is Lisa and I come from Italy. Now I live in Cologne. I am a student and I study German at university. I have a sister and a brother. My sister lives in Rome. My brother is called Marco. We have a dog. The dog is small and brown. I am twenty years old. At the weekend I play tennis. And who are you?
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