Kurnia : Mein Name ist Kurnia. Ich komme aus Indonesien und in Yogyakarta. (A) wohne (B) wohnt (c) wohnst (D) wohnen (E) wohnest

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This question is testing knowledge of German grammar, specifically the conjugation of the verb "wohnen" (to live) in the present tense. The sentence in question is "Mein Name ist Kurnia. Ich komme aus Indonesien und ___ in ___ Yogyakarta." The blank needs to be filled with the correct form of the verb "wohnen" to match the subject "Ich" (I).The options are:(A) wohne(B) wohnt(C) wohnst(D) wohnen(E) wohnestIn German, verbs are conjugated according to the subject of the sentence. The subject here is "Ich," which is the first-person singular pronoun in German. The correct conjugation of "wohnen" for "Ich" is "wohne." Therefore, the sentence should read "Mein Name ist Kurnia. Ich komme aus Indonesien und wohne in Yogyakarta," which translates to "My name is Kurnia. I come from Indonesia and live in Yogyakarta."The other options are incorrect for the following reasons:(B) "wohnt" is the third-person singular form (he/she/it lives).(C) "wohnst" is the second-person singular form (you live, informal).(D) "wohnen" is the first- and third-person plural form (we/they live).(E) "wohnest" is an archaic or formal second-person singular form, not commonly used in modern conversational German.