"Do we also have his books?"

Translation: Haben wir auch seine Bücher?

[JasonLevin7]

I typed "Haben wir seine bücher auch."

[Paralars1]

that's correct too, but you need to capitalize Bücher

[Avery70749]

Are you able to explain the differences between the two sentences? I wrote "Haben wir seine Bücher auch" as well

[JasonVBlack]

So, verbs must come second unless it's a question???

[lapislazeevee]

Time and manner is confusing sometimes on Duo (as far as how things are spoken in German?) I gave "Haben wir seine Bücher auch", and Duo wouldn't accept it.

Is "auch" at the end at least conversationally exceptional/indifferent? I'm no native so I am very open to critique

[AdellaHofstetter]

Can sein/seine/etc... be more easily understood by imagining paranthesis around the s(ein) part and then conjugating it as you would ein? Seinen Apfel, sein Katze, seine Bücher?

[Thegreatwhyte]

Have we also his books?

[JeremyTown6]

If that is also correct then why did it not give it to me?

[KleidiGala]

I typed wir haben auch seine Bucher

[DonFuchs1]

So we're reaching the point of Capitalization? And Punctuation?

[Seigmeyer]

I know in sentences that the adverb comes after the verb. So just to be clear on this for questions, its the verb first, subject is second, and then adverb third?

[Eis_ist_Beste]

Yes but it dosn't have to be the adverb last. The verb has to be first, but the third part could be a noun also, e.g. Magst du süssigkeiten? (with the eszett instead of double s), where the noun is third. It's really just the first two that are important. Then again, some words change the word order, but that's a whole nother story.

[GzHIB]

Why is it wrong to use also {deutsch} instead of auch?

[iamrichlol]

Can anybody explain why it is 'seine', and why I cannot use 'er' instead? I'm currently struggling to know when to use which

[LARathbone]

Er = he
Sein = his

[Jaggerto]

I flipped wir und auch.

[CharlieWer2]

Why can I not use "uns" instead of "wir?"