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This worksheet practises German subordinate clauses with weil, dass and wenn, with a focus on sending the verb to the end of the clause. It covers separable verbs, modal verbs, negatives, questions and sentences that start with the subordinate clause. It is for A2 learners who want controlled practice followed by sentence building.
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Free printable A2 German worksheet on subordinate clauses with weil, dass and wenn: verb position, negatives, questions, answer key included.
Revise the rule first: in a weil/dass/wenn clause the conjugated verb goes to the end, and if the sentence starts with the subordinate clause, the main clause starts with the verb (Wenn ich Zeit habe, spiele ich …). Typical mistakes are main-clause word order after weil (weil ich habe …), splitting separable verbs in the subordinate clause (wenn du kommst an), and using denn with verb-final order. As a follow-up, ask learners to write five true sentences about themselves with weil, dass and wenn, then swap them with a partner to check the word order.
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