Showing interest in someone's family (Part 1/2)
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- In this lesson, we will be using the possessive adjectives 'mein', 'dein', 'sein' and 'ihr' to show an interest in someone's family.
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10 Questions
Q1.
Which of these means 'on, onto'?
in
mit
Q2.
Which of these means 'street'?
der Strand
der Streit
Q3.
What does springen mean?
Spring
to fall
Q4.
What does 'das Konzert' mean?
concentration
concern
Q5.
How do you say 'the cinema'?
die Kinder
die Kirche
Q6.
What does 'der Markt' mean?
marquee
mask
Q7.
How do you say 'to fall, falling'?
fahren
fehlen
Q8.
What does 'die Stadt' mean?
monument
stadium
Q9.
How do you say pleasant?
langweilig
schlecht
Q10.
What does 'das Geschäft' mean?
market
town
10 Questions
Q1.
Which of these words means 'his'?
dein
ihr
Q2.
What does 'die Eltern' mean?
grandparents
siblings
Q3.
How do you say 'your'?
ihr
sein
Q4.
How do you say 'actor' (male)?
der Arzt
die Achtung
Q5.
What does 'ihr' mean?
his
my
Q6.
How do you say 'siblings'?
die Schwestern
die Tiere
Q7.
Which of these words means 'about'?
auf
mit
Q8.
How do you say 'child'?
das Kino
die Schildkröte
Q9.
How do you say 'my'?
ich
mich
Q10.
What does 'der Bruder' mean?
brood
father