Who does what? (Part 1/2)
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- In this lesson, we will look at the long form of some common verbs in German, and learn to use their short forms in some simple sentences.
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15 Questions
Q1.
Which word is the odd one out, in terms of pronunciation of the letter "o"?
Kopf
wollen
Q2.
Which word is the odd one out, in terms of pronunciation of the letter "o"?
Million
Montag
Q3.
Which word is the odd one out, in terms of pronunciation of the letter "o"?
ohne
wohnen
Q4.
Which word is the odd one out, in terms of pronunciation of the letter "o"?
kommen
Woche
Q5.
Which word is the odd one out, in terms of pronunciation of the letter "o"?
noch
offen
Q6.
What does "im Unterricht" mean?
in the hall
in the school
Q7.
What does "eine Aufgabe" mean?
a classroom
a ruler
Q8.
What does "mit Freunden" mean?
to friends
without friends
Q9.
What does "reden" mean?
to live
to play
Q10.
What does "schreiben" mean?
to play
to speak
Q11.
How do you say "to live" in German?
kommen
reden
Q12.
How do you say "to do" in German?
kommen
lernen
Q13.
How do you say "to learn" in German?
larnen
lornen
Q14.
Which short form verb would make most sense in this gap: Niko ______ in Hamburg.
macht
redet
Q15.
Which short form verb would make most sense in this gap: Niko ______ eine Aufgabe.
redet
spielt