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→Word order: faulty capitalization
''Ich <u>kann</u> ihn überhaupt nicht <u>verstehen</u>.'' (I can't understand him at all.)<br />
''Ich <u>kann</u> ihn überhaupt nicht <u>verstehen</u>.'' (I can't understand him at all.)<br />
''Sie <u>wird</u> vielleicht Morgen in die Oper <u>gehen</u> <u>wollen</u>.'' (She'll probably want to go to the opera tomorrow.)
''Sie <u>wird</u> vielleicht morgen in die Oper <u>gehen</u> <u>wollen</u>.'' (She'll probably want to go to the opera tomorrow.)
Notice that however the constituent parts are arranged, the main verb always is placed in the second position, and the remaining verbs are placed at the end.
Notice that however the constituent parts are arranged, the main verb always is placed in the second position, and the remaining verbs are placed at the end.