Saying what there is in different places (Part 2/2)
Saying what there is in different places (Part 2/2)
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Key learning points
- In this lesson, we will practise 'word order 2' with adverbs of location, whilst talking about what there is in different places. We also learn the difference between the adverbs 'viel' and 'viele'.
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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
12 Questions
Q1.
'dort' means:
here
where
Q2.
The correct spelling in German for the word for Scotland is:
schottland
Shottland
Q3.
The correct spelling of the German word for 'Switzerland' is:
die Schwiez
die Shweiz
Q4.
To say 'to manage, achieve' in German we say:
schlafen
suchen
Q5.
To say 'to reach' in German, we say
dauern
suchen
Q6.
To say 'to last, take (time)' in German, we say:
schaffen
suchen
Q7.
To say 'I look for' in German, we say:
ich suchen
ich sucht
Q8.
which of these options means 'a lot of, much'?
viele
vielen
Q9.
'die Stunde' means:
minute
second
Q10.
To say 'you reach' in German, which of the following is correct?
du erreiche
du erreicht
Q11.
To say 'it lasts for an hour' which of the following is correct?
es dauere ein Stunde
es dauern eine Stunde
Q12.
'Wien' is the German name for which city?
Valencia
Venice