Subjunctive 2 with "hätten" & "wären" - 3 Minuten Deutsch #68 - Deutsch lernen

The video tutorial explains the concept of unreal situations and the use of subjunctive 2 in English grammar. It covers the conjugation of verbs in subjunctive 2, including forms like 'would have been' and 'would be'. The tutorial provides examples to illustrate the usage of subjunctive 2, such as hypothetical situations involving money, dogs, and professions. It also discusses the perfect form in subjunctive 2 and concludes with practical examples to reinforce understanding.

What is the primary characteristic of the subjunctive 2 form?

• It is only used in questions.

• It denotes unreal or hypothetical situations.

• It is used for past events.

• It represents real situations.

Which of the following is a correct subjunctive 2 form of 'have'?

• Has

• Would have

• Having

• Had

In the subjunctive 2, how would you express a hypothetical situation involving a dog?

• If you had a dog, you are happy.

• If you have a dog, you would be happier.

• If you had a dog, you would be happier.

• If you have a dog, you are happy.

How is the past participle used in the subjunctive 2?

• It is always used with 'will'.

• It is not used in the subjunctive 2.

• It is used in the same position as in the perfect tense.

• It is placed at the beginning of the sentence.

What would be the subjunctive 2 form of 'My sister went to the movies' if she hadn't gone?

• My sister has money because she went to the movies.

• My sister would have money if she hadn't gone to the movies.

• My sister would have gone to the movies.

• My sister went to the movies.