Comparing usual holidays with future plans (Part 2/2)

Comparing usual holidays with future plans (Part 2/2)

Lesson details

Key learning points

  1. 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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10 Questions

Q1.
'das Dorf' means
the farm
the town
Correct answer: the village
Q2.
'die Großstadt' means
Correct answer: the big town/city
the small town
the village
Q3.
'Jahr' is
feminine (die)
masculine (der)
Correct answer: neuter (das)
Q4.
'Monat' is
feminine (die)
Correct answer: masculine (der)
neuter (das)
Q5.
'Woche' is
Correct answer: feminine (die)
masculine (der)
neuter (das)
Q6.
'der Strand' means
Correct answer: the beach
the lake
the sea
Q7.
'der See' means
the beach
Correct answer: the lake
the sea
Q8.
'das Meer' means
the beach
the lake
Correct answer: the sea
Q9.
'jede' means
Correct answer: every
last
next
Q10.
'nächste' means
last
Correct answer: next
this

10 Questions

Q1.
'normalerweise' means
never
Correct answer: normally
occasionally
Q2.
'gehen' means
to drive
Correct answer: to go/walk
to ride a bike
Q3.
'dauern' means
Correct answer: to last/take (time)
to think
to wear
Q4.
'nehmen' means
to arrive
to give
Correct answer: to take
Q5.
'helfen' means
to achieve
to hand
Correct answer: to help
Q6.
'erreichen' means
to fly
Correct answer: to reach (a destination)
to travel
Q7.
'vergessen' means
to bring
Correct answer: to forget
to loose
Q8.
'genug' means
a lot
Correct answer: enough
too little
Q9.
'früh' means
Correct answer: early
late
never
Q10.
'das Auto' means
bus
Correct answer: car
train

Lesson appears in

UnitGerman / Year 7 Unit 6

German