In lesson 2.1 it says "ist es geschlossen". should it be "es ist" (it is), or is this common practice?
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doug506
June 4, 2013

doug506
June 4, 2013
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Bob-D
June 4, 2013
I believe the way it is written is correct. The verb always comes second (that is a rule you will see later). So "Heute ist es geschlossen" is preferable to "Heute es ist geschlossen", although I suspect that would be understood as well.
You will also see later that there is TMP rule...time, manner, place in that order in sentence structure. So time (heute) comes first.

Byron-K21
June 4, 2013
Bob is correct. The word order takes some getting used to.

coolcader
June 7, 2013
Like Bryon said,Bob is correct.The word order might be a bit confusing.

Badger
October 18, 2018
https://www.thoughtco.com/german-sentences-in-the-right-order-4068769
This site has an excellent explanation of the word order.
This site has an excellent explanation of the word order.