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Key learning points
- In this lesson, we will practice the present and perfect tense in the first person singular and plural, and we will use the preposition 'von' meaning 'from/of'. We will also revisit the soft and hard [ch] sound.
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12 Questions
Q1.
The word for the noun 'look' in German is:
das Blick
der Wechsel
Q2.
What is the correct spelling for 35
funfunddreizig
fünfunddreizig
Q3.
What is the English for 'das Mal'
bad
the mall
Q4.
Which is the correct form of 'enthalten' in the 'er' form
er enthalt
er enthaltet
Q5.
What is the correct spelling of '70'
siebenzig
siebzehn
Q6.
neunundzwanzig
129
92
Q7.
What is the correct spelling of '60'
sechszig
sechzehn
Q8.
The word for only' in German is:
bald
dann
Q9.
To say 'season' in German, we say:
das Jahreszeit
die Jahrzeit
Q10.
zweihundertneunundachtzig is:
189
298
Q11.
Der Wechsel means:
waste
watch
Q12.
Wie sagt man 'to understand' auf Deutsch?
sagen
stehen
12 Questions
Q1.
Which word is the odd one out? Think pronunciation!
ich
wirklich
Q2.
Which word is the odd one out?
so
wirklich
Q3.
What is the correct word for yesterday in German?
morgen
wirklich
Q4.
Which of these sentences is in the present with future meaning?
ich habe ein Lied gesungen
wir essen Pzza
Q5.
Which of these perfect tense sentences is correct?
ich haben Souvenirs gekauft
wir habe Souvenirs gekauft
Q6.
What is the correct word for 'at' when talking about the time?
so
von
Q7.
What does 'die Arbeit' mean in English?
page
to fetch
Q8.
Which of these words means o'clock?
um
von
Q9.
Which is the correct R3 definite article?
von das Museum
von der Museum
Q10.
Which is the correct R3 definite article?
von dem Frau
von die Frau
Q11.
Which is the correct R3 definite article?
von das Dorf
von der Dorf
Q12.
Which is the correct English for 'holen'
to hope
to hover