Questions and Interrogatives Just as English questions do, German questions fall into two major categories. There are questionsthat can by answered by ja or nein (yes or no); other questions begin with an interrogative word such as wer (who) and can have a variety of answers. Yes and no questions German questions that are answered with either ja or nein place the present or past tense verb, the modal auxiliary, or any other auxiliary before the subject of the sentence. The result is a question. For example: present Spielst du Schach? Do you play chess? past Waren Sie schon in Berlin? Were you already in Berlin? modal Könnt ihr mich verstehen? Can you understand me? present perfect Hat Martin das Fenster zerbrochen? Did Martin break the window? future Werden wir bald essen? Will we eat soon? No matter what tense the German verb is in, the first element in a ja or nein question will be a conjugated verb. Interrogative words Words that ask for informa...
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