1) Han and hun
han — he
hun — she
de — they
Present verb form is often the same as with jeg: han spiser, hun arbejder.
hun — she
de — they
Present verb form is often the same as with jeg: han spiser, hun arbejder.
A1 Course · Lesson 2
He / She in the Present
Third person present and simple possessives
Goal: Describe what he or she does, and use hans / hendes lightly with family or friends.
Practice first
Practice Now
Han/hun actions and possessives
Practice third-person phrases, then build {subject} {verb} {object}.
1. Subjects & possessives
Words practiced: 0 / 6
Learn the little words first.
2. Third-person sentences
Sentences practiced: 0 / 7
Listen and repeat full lines.
3. Build a han/hun sentence
Describe a person you know (or invent one).
… … ….
Example: Hun drikker kaffe. · Han bor i Aarhus.
Review lesson
A1 · Lesson 2 — read after you practice.
2) Example sentences
Han står op klokken otte.
Hun tager på arbejde.
Han kan lide kaffe.
Hun bor i København.
Hun tager på arbejde.
Han kan lide kaffe.
Hun bor i København.
3) Hans / hendes (light)
hans — his
hendes — her
Hans bror hedder Mikkel.
Hendes søster er lærer.
hendes — her
Hans bror hedder Mikkel.
Hendes søster er lærer.
Speaking tasks
Say these out loud. Use Listen when you want a model.
Someone you know
Say three sentences: Han/Hun … (job, city, morning habit).
Possessive
Hans far hedder … / Hendes mor bor i …
Mini dialogue
Hvad laver hun? — Hun arbejder. / Hun studerer.
Lesson complete
Describe one real person with three han/hun sentences before lesson 3 (questions & ikke).