Saying what there is in different places (Part 1/2)
Saying what there is in different places (Part 1/2)
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Key learning points
- In this lesson, we will look at 'word order 2' with adverbs of location, whilst talking about what there is in different places.
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15 Questions
Q1.
The verb 'sein' means
his
their
Q2.
'to write' in German is:
hören
lesen
Q3.
'wissen' means:
to want to
to wish for
Q4.
What does 'mögen' mean in English?
to have to
to want to
Q5.
he/she takes in German is:
er/sie nehmen
er/sie nehmt
Q6.
'To become' in German is:
bekommen
wird
Q7.
The verb 'benutzen' means:
to need
to want
Q8.
'laufen' means:
to jump
to skip
Q9.
'zeigen' means:
to listen
to zig-zag
Q10.
'lassen' means:
to loiter
to want to
Q11.
To say 'he is sleeping' in German, we say:
er schlafet
er schlaft
Q12.
'You wear' in German is:
du trage
du tragst
Q13.
'wünschen' means:
to wait
to waste
Q14.
To say 'you have' in German, we say:
du habst
du habt
Q15.
'denken' means:
to doubt
to need
12 Questions
Q1.
The German word for 'country' is:
der Land
die Land
Q2.
'suchen' means:
to reach for
to suck
Q3.
'die Stunde' means:
stand
stunt
Q4.
The verb 'to manage, achieve' in German is:
dauern
suchen
Q5.
'dauern' means:
to deal with
to reach
Q6.
'erreichen' means:
to last
to manage
Q7.
Which of these options means 'a lot of, much'?
viele
vielen
Q8.
How do we say 'Switzerland' in German?
das Schweiz
Der Schweiz
Q9.
To say 'Vienna' in German, we say:
VIen
Wein
Q10.
How do we say 'a lot of, many' in German?
viel
vielen
Q11.
'dort' means:
here
where
Q12.
To say 'normally' in German, we say:
normal
normalerwiese