Comparing usual holidays with future plans (Part 2/2)
Comparing usual holidays with future plans (Part 2/2)
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Key learning points
- In this lesson, we will continue to revisit the pronunciation of the different [s] sounds, and we will be practising using the present tense when comparing something you usually do with something you want to do in the future.
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Adult supervision recommended.
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10 Questions
Q1.
'das Dorf' means
the farm
the town
Q2.
'die Großstadt' means
the small town
the village
Q3.
'Jahr' is
feminine (die)
masculine (der)
Q4.
'Monat' is
feminine (die)
neuter (das)
Q5.
'Woche' is
masculine (der)
neuter (das)
Q6.
'der Strand' means
the lake
the sea
Q7.
'der See' means
the beach
the sea
Q8.
'das Meer' means
the beach
the lake
Q9.
'jede' means
last
next
Q10.
'nächste' means
last
this
10 Questions
Q1.
'normalerweise' means
never
occasionally
Q2.
'gehen' means
to drive
to ride a bike
Q3.
'dauern' means
to think
to wear
Q4.
'nehmen' means
to arrive
to give
Q5.
'helfen' means
to achieve
to hand
Q6.
'erreichen' means
to fly
to travel
Q7.
'vergessen' means
to bring
to loose
Q8.
'genug' means
a lot
too little
Q9.
'früh' means
late
never
Q10.
'das Auto' means
bus
train