German for Beginners: A Practical First-Week Plan
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How to Order Coffee in German: Phrases & Examples
From “Einen Kaffee, bitte” to paying the bill: the German you need for your next café stop.
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Der, Die, Das: A Beginner’s Guide to German Articles
A practical way to learn German noun genders, useful patterns and the exceptions that matter.
Read and practiseGerman Word Order Explained with Simple Examples
Understand the verb-second rule, questions and weil clauses—with sentences you can make your own.
Read and practiseLearning German Through Games: How to Practise with Purpose
Turn game time into language practice with a simple loop: notice, recall, use and revisit.
Read and practiseGerman A1, A2 and B1 Levels: What They Mean
Understand beginner and intermediate German levels, the skills they describe and what to practise next.
Read and practiseGerman Vocabulary Practice: Remember Words in Context
Build a vocabulary routine around useful sentences, active recall and spaced review.
Read and practiseGerman accusative case: den, einen and direct objects
Learn when German uses the accusative, see which articles change, and practise choosing den, einen and unchanged feminine or neuter forms.
Read and practiseGerman dative case: dem, der and plural endings
Understand German dative articles, common dative verbs and mit phrases, then practise the extra noun ending in plural forms such as den Kindern.
Read and practiseAccusative or dative? Compare German sentence patterns
Compare German accusative and dative through sehen, helfen and geben. Identify the recipient and the object, then check three explained answers.
Read and practiseNicht or kein? German negation with examples
Choose between nicht and kein in German. Compare nouns, adjectives and contrasting phrases, then practise negative statements with explained answers.
Read and practiseGerman personal pronouns: ich, mich, mir and more
See German personal pronouns in nominative, accusative and dative. Match pronouns to their sentence roles and practise three common choices.
Read and practiseGerman possessives: mein, dein, sein and ihr
Learn how German possessive determiners change with the noun they accompany. Practise meine Tasche, deinen Bruder and polite Ihr with explanations.
Read and practiseGerman modal verbs: meaning, forms and word order
Practise können, müssen, dürfen, wollen and sollen with German examples. Learn where the infinitive goes and how common singular forms change.
Read and practiseGerman separable verbs: prefixes and sentence order
Learn how aufstehen, einkaufen, anrufen and anfangen split in main clauses, and what happens when a modal verb keeps the infinitive together.
Read and practiseGerman Perfekt: haben, sein and past participles
Build German Perfekt sentences with haben or sein and a past participle. Compare regular, irregular and separable verbs with explained exercises.
Read and practiseGerman two-way prepositions: location or destination?
Compare German location and destination with auf, in and an. See why movement can still use dative, then practise choosing dem or den.
Read and practiseGerman adjective endings: a practical starting point
Compare der kleine Hund, ein kleiner Hund and frisches Brot. Start German adjective endings with clear nominative and accusative examples and practice.
Read and practiseWeil, dass and wenn: German subordinate clauses
Use weil for reasons, dass for reported content and wenn for conditions or repeated situations. Practise final verbs and main-clause word order.
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Conjugate German sein: bin, bist, ist, sind and seid
Learn the present tense of sein through short German sentences about identity, location and state, then test the forms with three explained questions.
Read and practiseConjugate German haben: habe, hast, hat, haben and habt
Practise the present tense of haben for possessions, time, hunger and appointments. Learn hast and hat, then use the forms in short German sentences.
Read and practiseWerden in German: becoming and talking about the future
Learn the present forms of werden and compare becoming with future constructions. Practise wird, wirst and a final infinitive in clear examples.
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German numbers: count, read prices and avoid reversals
Read German numbers with attention to sixteen, seventeen, twenty-one and thirty-two. Practise the unit-before-ten pattern used in everyday numbers.
Read and practiseTelling the time in German: Uhr, halb and Viertel
Understand German clock times, including halb neun and twenty-four-hour timetables. Practise um for appointments and compare common spoken forms.
Read and practiseGerman food vocabulary: articles, plurals and examples
Learn useful German food words with articles and plurals. Practise apples, bread, soup and everyday shopping sentences with short explained exercises.
Read and practiseGerman greetings and goodbyes: Hallo, Guten Tag and Tschüss
Choose a German greeting for the time of day, introduce yourself with Hallo, and say goodbye with Tschüss. Compare informal and polite examples.
Read and practiseAsking for directions in German: a short phrase guide
Ask where the station is and understand straight ahead, left, right and across the bridge. Practise a short German directions exchange with answers.
Read and practiseShopping in German: prices, sizes and paying by card
Practise German shopping phrases for prices, quantities, sizes, bags and payment. Use complete requests and check three short exercises with explanations.
Read and practiseBooking a doctor appointment in German: useful phrases
Learn German phrases for requesting an appointment, stating a symptom briefly, confirming a time and asking for repetition. Language practice only.
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Write a short German email at A1: model and practice
Use an original German invitation reply to practise greetings, thanks, times and a simple question. Adapt the model instead of memorizing a whole email.
Read and practiseWrite a formal German email at B1: reschedule a meeting
Study an original formal German email, identify its purpose and polite request, then practise address forms, a reason clause and a clear closing.
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A1 German story: Nora and the missing key
Read an original short German story about a missing key. Follow Nora and Samir, review useful words and check three comprehension answers.
Read and practiseA2 German story: Lea waits on the wrong platform
Read an original A2-oriented German story about a missed train. Practise times, travel vocabulary and finding the cause of a problem in a narrative.
Read and practiseB1 German story: a letter without an address
Read an original German story about an undelivered letter. Follow clues, distinguish stated facts from assumptions and explain Nora's decision.
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German umlauts: practise ä, ö and ü in useful words
Notice German ä, ö and ü in word pairs and noun plurals. Compare schon and schön, practise useful spellings and use the optional device-voice examples.
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German listening practice: a short message and a routine
Practise listening for purpose, time and a requested action with an original German message. Use its transcript, comprehension questions and optional device voice.
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German B1 exam practice: official resources and next steps
Find official Goethe and telc B1 preparation resources, practise useful discussion phrases and build a skill-based routine without confusing exam providers.
Read and practiseA four-week German A1 study plan with daily practice
Build a flexible four-week German beginner routine around greetings, numbers, sentence patterns and review. Use practical tasks without a fluency deadline.
Read and practise6 Common German Mistakes: Corrections & Practice
Compare six German mistakes with their corrections: age, hunger, word order, der/den, weil and ein/einen. Practise with three exercises and explained answers.
Read and practiseGerman n-declension: der Student, den Studenten
Learn weak noun endings in four cases, compare Student with Lehrer, and practise Herrn versus Herren.
Read and practiseGerman adjectives as nouns: ein Bekannter, etwas Neues
Choose capitals and adjective endings for people and things: ein Bekannter, einem Verletzten and etwas Neues.
Read and practiseGerman participles as adjectives: wartend and repariert
Build participle adjectives, choose active or completed meaning, and turn a long modifier into a relative clause.
Read and practiseGerman relative clauses with prepositions: mit der, für den
Combine prepositions and relative pronouns correctly, including dative plural denen and location versus destination.
Read and practiseGerman Konjunktiv I for reported speech
Report present and past statements using sei and habe, adjust pronouns and avoid treating every report as doubt.
Read and practiseGerman passive with modal verbs: muss geprüft werden
Express requirements, permission and prohibition in the passive, with present, past and subordinate-clause word order.
Read and practiseGerman state passive: ist geschlossen or wird geschlossen?
Describe finished results with sein, compare them with actions using werden and distinguish active perfect forms.
Read and practiseGerman passive alternatives: man, sich lassen and -bar
Choose man, sich lassen, established -bar adjectives or sein + zu while preserving possibility and obligation.
Read and practiseGerman double infinitive: hat arbeiten müssen
Form past modal constructions with haben and two infinitives, including the special word order in weil-clauses.
Read and practiseGerman paired conjunctions: entweder, sowohl and weder
Choose between alternatives, include both options or reject both. Practise four German connector pairs with parallel phrases and word order.
Read and practiseJe ... desto: the more, the better in German
Link two changing quantities with je ... desto or umso. Build both clauses, choose comparative forms and explain opposite-direction changes.
Read and practiseNominalisation and verbalisation in German
Turn German clauses into noun phrases and back. Practise cause, time and purpose while preserving who acts, the sequence of events and the right case.
Read and practiseFilling in German forms
Read German form labels, separate names and addresses, and ask about an unclear field before writing.
Read and practiseReading German opening hours
Read opening-hours signs, distinguish closing time from last entry, and check a lunch break before visiting.
Read and practiseArranging a delivery in German
Arrange a delivery window, give clear address details and confirm a changed appointment in German.
Read and practiseReturning a purchase in German
Explain why an item does not suit you, ask about an exchange and understand the shop’s answer in German.
Read and practiseAt the hairdresser in German
Book a haircut, describe the length you want to keep and confirm the services before the appointment starts.
Read and practiseGerman language for a bank appointment
Ask about fees, clarify unfamiliar banking terms and request a written explanation without choosing a product.
Read and practiseCalling in sick in German
Say that you cannot work today, mark an uncertain return date and ask which contact should receive your message.
Read and practiseRenting a bicycle in German
Ask about bicycle rental duration, included equipment and the return point, then describe a problem clearly.
Read and practiseGiving directions in German
Give a route in short steps, name useful landmarks and help a visitor notice when they have gone too far.
Read and practiseStructuring a presentation in German
Give a presentation a clear question, signpost the next point and distinguish an example from your conclusion.
Read and practiseDescribing charts in German
Describe a fictional survey, compare shares and distinguish percentage points from relative percentages.
Read and practisePassing on information in German
Choose the details another person needs, preserve dates and conditions, and make missing information explicit.
Read and practiseGoethe A1 German exam: resources and starter practice
Use the official Goethe A1 preparation page for the correct exam and audience. Keep its tasks, recordings and solutions together.
Read and practiseGoethe A2 German exam: resources and changing plans
Choose the official A2 materials and their matching audio and answer files. Use a first attempt to find gaps, then practise one weakness separately.
Read and practiseGoethe B1 German exam: resources and giving reasons
Use the official B1 resource collection to identify the current task formats.
Read and practisetelc A1 German exam: resources and beginner requests
Locate Start Deutsch 1 / telc Deutsch A1 on the official provider's site and check that the audience and level match your goal. Use the corresponding practice files as a set.
Read and practisetelc A2 German exam: resources and everyday enquiries
Find Start Deutsch 2 / telc Deutsch A2 in the official exam catalogue. Check the matching sample and its instructions.
Read and practisetelc B1 German exam: resources and planning together
Choose Zertifikat Deutsch / telc Deutsch B1 from the official catalogue and follow that exam's current instructions.
Read and practiseDTZ German exam: resources and everyday communication
Use the current g.a.s.t. information and linked official practice to orient yourself to the Deutsch-Test für Zuwanderer, covering A2 and B1.
Read and practisePractise a German speaking task with a partner
Give each partner a different constraint, then agree a plan that works for both. Ask, respond, offer alternatives and summarize the decision.
Read and practiseGerman exam listening: find details and corrections
Read what information the question needs before listening. Notice corrections, contrasts and negatives rather than selecting the first familiar word.
Read and practiseFind textual evidence for German reading answers
Read the question, find the relevant passage and check its restrictions. Words such as nur, außer and nicht can change a notice's meaning.
Read and practiseCheck German writing against the actual task
Mark the required content points and choose the appropriate register before writing. After drafting, check that each point is answered clearly, then inspect verb position and forms.
Read and practiseManage time in German exams with a timed practice run
Practise managing time in German exams. Set aside a checking period, time one task and identify where you can improve your next attempt.
Read and practiseOrient yourself to TestDaF and academic German
TestDaF concerns advanced, study-related German around B2–C1. Choose the official preparation page for the digital or paper format you intend to take.
Read and practiseExtend B1 German toward more developed B2 responses
Keep a clear main point, then add an example, a limitation or a counterargument. Summarize longer material in your own words and respond to what another speaker actually says.
Read and practiseGerman nominative case: identify the subject
The nominative marks the subject, including plural subjects, rather than every noun before a verb.
Read and practiseGerman genitive case: ownership and noun relationships
The genitive links one noun to another, as in the roof of a house or the end of a journey.
Read and practiseGerman articles: choosing der, die, das or ein
Use an indefinite article to introduce one unspecified thing, then a definite article when the listener can identify it.
Read and practiseGerman plurals: endings and umlauts
German nouns form their plurals in several ways, so learn each noun with its article and plural.
Read and practiseGerman capitalization: nouns and nominalized words
German capitalizes nouns in every position, not just at the beginning of a sentence.
Read and practiseGerman present tense: endings and everyday uses
The present tense describes current situations, habits and often future events when a time expression makes the timing clear.
Read and practiseGerman present-tense verbs with stem changes
Some frequent verbs change their stem vowel in the du and er, sie, es forms of the present tense.
Read and practiseGerman Präteritum: simple past forms
The simple past is common in written narratives; sein, haben and modal verbs also often use it in everyday conversation.
Read and practiseGerman past tenses: Perfekt or Präteritum?
Both tenses can report completed past events; the choice often depends on register, region and the particular verb.
Read and practiseGerman Plusquamperfekt: an earlier past event
Use the past perfect to make clear that something had already happened before another past event.
Read and practiseGerman future tense: werden plus infinitive
Futur I can express future plans, predictions or assumptions; it is not compulsory whenever an event is in the future.
Read and practiseGerman reflexive verbs and their pronouns
A reflexive pronoun refers back to the subject, and some German verbs normally require one in a particular meaning.
Read and practiseGerman reflexive pronouns: mich or mir?
A reflexive pronoun can be accusative or dative, depending on the verb's structure and other objects.
Read and practiseGerman commands: imperatives for du, ihr and Sie
Use the imperative for direct requests and instructions, choosing the form that matches the person addressed.
Read and practiseGerman infinitives with zu: sentence patterns
Many verbs and expressions introduce an infinitive phrase with zu, often describing an intended or attempted action.
Read and practiseGerman purpose clauses: um zu or damit?
Both patterns explain purpose, but they build different kinds of clauses.
Read and practiseGerman relative clauses: choose the pronoun's case
A relative clause adds information about a noun and places its conjugated verb at the end.
Read and practiseGerman indirect questions with ob and question words
An indirect question embeds a question inside another sentence, often to ask more politely or report uncertainty.
Read and practiseAls or wenn in German: once, repeatedly or conditionally
Als introduces a single past event or period; wenn introduces repeated events or a condition.
Read and practiseObwohl and trotzdem: contrasting ideas in German
Both words connect a circumstance with an outcome that goes against the normal expectation.
Read and practiseDeshalb and deswegen: explaining results in German
Deshalb and deswegen point back to a reason and introduce its consequence.
Read and practiseBevor and nachdem: ordering events in German
Bevor places the main-clause event before another event; nachdem places it after the subordinate-clause event.
Read and practiseSeit and seitdem in German: from then until now
Seit can introduce a starting point or duration, and seit or seitdem can introduce a clause describing when an ongoing situation began.
Read and practiseGerman passive voice: processes, states and past forms
The process passive makes the action's recipient the subject, while the agent may be omitted or added with von.
Read and practisePolite German requests with Konjunktiv II
Könnte, hätte, wäre and würde can make a request or wish less direct. Compare the examples and check the explained answers.
Read and practiseGerman unreal conditionals: present and past
Konjunktiv II describes imagined situations and their consequences, including things that did not happen.
Read and practiseGerman comparisons: comparatives and superlatives
Use the comparative to show a difference and so ... wie to describe equality.
Read and practiseGerman adjective endings without an article
When there is no article, adjective endings often carry the gender and case information that an article would otherwise show.
Read and practiseGerman prepositions that require the accusative
Für, durch, ohne, gegen and um require accusative regardless of whether the sentence describes motion.
Read and practiseGerman prepositions that require the dative
Aus, bei, mit, nach, seit, von and zu consistently introduce dative noun phrases.
Read and practiseGerman time prepositions: am, um, im, seit, vor and in
Different time expressions use different prepositions, so learn clock times, days, seasons and durations as separate patterns.
Read and practiseGerman place prepositions: location and destination
Prepositions describe spatial relationships, but the case after a two-way preposition depends on the intended relationship.
Read and practiseGerman destinations: choosing nach, zu or in
The destination's type and the intended activity help choose between nach, zu and in.
Read and practiseGerman da- and wo-compounds: darauf, worauf and more
Da and wo compounds refer to things or situations while preserving the preposition required by the verb.
Read and practiseEs gibt in German: describe what is available
Es gibt introduces the existence or availability of something and takes an accusative object.
Read and practiseMan in German: general statements about people
Man refers to people in general or an unspecified person, while its verb is always third-person singular.
Read and practiseGerman doch: contradicting negatives and shaping tone
As a response, doch contradicts a negative question or statement; as a particle, it adds a contextual attitude.
Read and practiseGerman conversation particles: ja, mal and denn
These small words can signal shared knowledge, soften a request or make a question sound interested or surprised.
Read and practiseGerman nicht: word order and what you negate
Nicht can negate the whole statement or one specific element, and its position helps distinguish the intended contrast.
Read and practiseGerman word order: time, cause, manner and place
A neutral sequence often puts time before cause, manner and place, but German allows changes to emphasize information.
Read and practiseGerman conjunctions: und, aber, oder, denn and sondern
These conjunctions connect words or main clauses without making the second clause verb-final.
Read and practiseGerman question words: who, where, when and why
German question words specify the information needed; some change with grammatical case.
Read and practiseGerman yes-no questions: put the verb first
A yes-no question normally starts with the conjugated verb, followed by the subject.
Read and practiseA1 German listening: three short messages
Listen for one actionable detail in each message: an object, a closing time and a room number. Do not combine information from different speakers.
Read and practiseA2 German listening: changing plans
Keep a small old-plan/new-plan list. Words meaning instead, not and perhaps distinguish confirmed changes from possibilities.
Read and practiseB1 German listening: opinions and conditions
Separate each speaker’s position, supporting reason and condition. Agreement to a trial does not imply permanent approval.
Read and practiseGerman number dictation
Write digits after each number phrase, then check tens and units. A corrected number replaces the earlier alternative rather than adding to it.
Read and practiseGerman time dictation
Convert each time phrase to a twenty-four-hour notation and distinguish appointment, arrival and departure times.
Read and practiseGerman spelling dictation: names by ear
Listen to the sequence of letter names, then confirm the whole name. Personal names should be checked rather than normalized by guesswork.
Read and practiseUnderstand German station announcements
Sort the information by destination and transport type. A platform change, a canceled stop and a replacement bus belong to different actions.
Read and practiseUnderstand a German voicemail
Record caller, completed work, open question, callback deadline and collection day in separate notes.
Read and practiseFrom slow to natural German
Understand the route at a comfortable speed, then practise the same short message closer to a natural pace. Preserve phrase groups instead of hearing isolated words.
Read and practisePractise German listening with transcripts
Make a first prediction from listening, compare it with the written dialogue, then listen again to the exact phrase that caused the error.
Read and practiseStudy German with a short podcast text
Extract the topic and timeline before collecting vocabulary. Separate historical use, threatened demolition and present-day responsibility.
Read and practiseGerman listening without subtitles
First listen without reading and note the requested object, preparation time and doorbell name. Use the transcript only to check a specific uncertainty.
Read and practiseReductions in spoken German
Map informal shortened forms to full written forms, while keeping the meaning of the whole exchange. Shortened spelling is a teaching aid, not a requirement for formal writing.
Read and practiseTake notes while listening to German
Use headings for meeting, departure, price, equipment and cancellation. Write keywords first; complete sentences are unnecessary during the first pass.
Read and practiseGerman usage: erfahren / erleben
Compare learning news with experiencing events: erfahren and erleben, their past forms, translated examples and practice.
Read and practiseGerman usage: gewinnen / verdienen
Win a prize, earn a salary or deserve a break: compare gewinnen and verdienen through money, success and everyday collocations.
Read and practiseGerman usage: zahlen / bezahlen
Learn where zahlen and bezahlen overlap, how amounts and people fit the sentence, and how to ask to pay in a café.
Read and practiseGerman usage: benutzen / verwenden
Compare benutzen and verwenden for tools, materials and purposes, including their overlap and the special meaning of using a person.
Read and practiseGerman usage: ändern / verändern
Change an appointment, a text or your habits: compare ändern and verändern, their overlap, reflexive forms and useful sentence patterns.
Read and practiseGerman usage: merken / erinnern
Notice, memorise, remember or remind: learn merken and erinnern with the pronouns and prepositions that change their meaning.
Read and practiseGerman usage: leihen / ausleihen / borgen
Borrow or lend? Follow the people in leihen, ausleihen and borgen, practise separable forms and make the direction clear.
Read and practiseGerman usage: wechseln / tauschen
Change a job, exchange money or swap seats: use wechseln and tauschen with clear objects, partners and replacement patterns.
Read and practiseGerman usage: anmachen / einschalten
Switch on a light or a device with anmachen and einschalten, then recognise why the same verbs change meaning with other objects.
Read and practiseGerman usage: schaffen: geschafft / geschaffen
Choose geschafft for managing a task and geschaffen for creating something, then understand ich bin geschafft and their shared present tense.
Read and practiseGerman usage: scheinen: leuchten / wirken
The sun shines, but a plan seems useful: learn the two everyday meanings of scheinen, its zu infinitive and irregular past forms.
Read and practiseGerman usage: fehlen / vermissen
Say I miss you with two different sentence patterns: compare fehlen and vermissen, who becomes the subject, and the cases you need.
Read and practiseChecking into a hotel in German
Confirm your reservation and ask clear questions about breakfast, access and departure.
Read and practiseOrdering a meal in German
Order food and drinks, ask about ingredients and clarify how you want to pay.
Read and practiseAt a German supermarket checkout
Respond to common checkout questions and politely request a price check when needed.
Read and practiseBuying train tickets in German
Ask about a route, departure, interchange and the conditions of a particular ticket.
Read and practiseA missed train connection in German
Explain a delay and ask which alternative connection and ticket conditions apply now.
Read and practiseMaking a phone call in German
Introduce yourself, explain your reason for calling and verify important numbers or times.
Read and practiseAsking for help in German
Ask for assistance with one concrete problem and confirm the useful part of the answer.
Read and practiseAsking someone to repeat in German
Recover missing information by asking for just the unclear word, time or part of a sentence.
Read and practiseMaking plans in German
Negotiate an activity, time and meeting point and confirm the final arrangement.
Read and practiseDeclining politely in German
Decline an invitation clearly while thanking the other person and keeping the tone friendly.
Read and practiseInviting someone in German
Make an invitation that includes enough practical detail for a clear yes or no.
Read and practiseGerman small talk
Start a light conversation, respond to what was said and close the exchange politely.
Read and practiseMeeting neighbors in German
Introduce yourself in a shared building and ask one practical question politely.
Read and practiseViewing a flat in German
Ask concrete questions about costs, fixtures, availability and the surroundings of a flat.
Read and practiseReporting a household repair in German
Report an observed problem with its location, starting time and a way to arrange access.
Read and practiseAt the post office in German
Send a parcel by asking about destination, price, tracking and the receipt you need.
Read and practiseGerman phrases for a pharmacy visit
Ask a qualified professional to explain unclear medicine information slowly and in writing.
Read and practiseReporting lost property in German
Identify a missing item with distinctive details, the last known place and contact information.
Read and practiseAsk for clarification at work in German
Check the scope, file and deadline of an assignment before summarizing what you will do.
Read and practiseGerman job interview language
Give a concise account of experience with a concrete example and a relevant question.
Read and practiseTalking to a teacher in German
Clarify an assignment by asking about the expected work, an example and the deadline.
Read and practiseGerman alphabet: spelling names
Distinguish a letter's name from its sound inside a word. Spell in short groups, then ask the listener to repeat the complete name; B and P need especially careful confirmation.
Read and practiseThe German ich and ach sounds
For [ç], raise the front of the tongue body near the hard palate and let air pass without a complete closure. For [x], move the constriction farther back.
Read and practiseLong and short German vowels
Compare vowel duration and vowel quality, not duration alone. Compare the examples and check the explained answers.
Read and practiseGerman ei and ie
In these common words, ei represents the diphthong [aɪ̯], while ie usually represents long [iː].
Read and practiseGerman eu and äu
Both eu and äu represent [ɔʏ̯] in the examples. Hearing alone does not determine the spelling: a related word with au often explains äu, as in Haus and Häuser.
Read and practiseGerman z, s, ss and ß
German z commonly represents [ts]. Initial s before a vowel is often [z] in the target pronunciation; ss and ß represent [s].
Read and practiseGerman final devoicing
In the usual German standard pronunciation taught here, final b, d and g are pronounced like [p], [t] and [k].
Read and practiseGerman word stress
Learn a word's stressed syllable together with the word. Separable prefixes are often stressed; be- and ver- are unstressed in the examples.
Read and practiseGerman sentence stress
Highlight the word carrying new or corrected information. The same sentence can answer who, when or what depending on focus; stronger stress is supported by pitch and duration, not shouting.
Read and practiseThe German r
German allows several r realizations, including tongue-tip and back-of-mouth variants. After vowels and in unstressed -er, r is often vocalic.
Read and practiseGerman ch and sch
Contrast [ç] in ich with [ʃ] in Fisch. The Ich sound uses the tongue body near the hard palate; [ʃ] has a more forward constriction and often rounded lips.
Read and practiseGerman sp and st
At the beginning of a native word or stem, sp and st are commonly [ʃp] and [ʃt], including verstehen after its prefix.
Read and practiseGerman consonant clusters
Build a difficult consonant ending from a shorter familiar word, keeping the same syllable count. Slow down without inserting a new vowel; kauf plus st remains one syllable.
Read and practiseGerman shadowing practice
First understand a short phrase, then repeat after a pause and finally speak nearly alongside a model. Copy meaningful stress groups, then change one detail to test independent speaking.
Read and practiseA1 German story: Breakfast for two
Follow the two missing ingredients and notice how Lina and Emil adjust their breakfast together.
Read and practiseA1 German story: A surprise at the market
Track the purchases separately from the gift; the remaining money provides a useful check on your reading.
Read and practiseA1 German story: A new neighbor
Follow the sequence of small favors and distinguish the first visit from the next morning.
Read and practiseA1 German story: The rainy day
Notice how the original outdoor plan becomes an indoor project, then changes again when the weather improves.
Read and practiseA1 German story: The borrowed bicycle
Compare the promised return time with the actual arrival. Jasmin’s own bicycle has a damaged tyre; the borrowed bicycle has a chain that comes off.
Read and practiseA1 German story: A birthday invitation
Separate morning and evening meanings of the same hour, and identify the practical lesson Leo learns.
Read and practiseA1 German story: The wrong parcel
Use the names and floors to keep the two recipients apart; follow why the parcels stay unopened.
Read and practiseA1 German story: The library card
Distinguish joining the library from borrowing a particular item; not every book can leave the building.
Read and practiseA1 German story: A dog at the station
Keep the original reason for Tom’s visit separate from the unexpected encounter with the dog.
Read and practiseA2 German story: A conversation at the bus stop
Track the changed bus route, the man’s difficulty and Selin’s response; connect the later gift to her help.
Read and practiseA2 German story: Moving into a new flat
Trace where an apparently missing object was packed and identify the moving rule Daria develops.
Read and practiseA2 German story: The first day at work
Separate the two similar customer names and see how an incomplete note leads to a wrong order.
Read and practiseA2 German story: A museum after closing time
Follow the accidental delay and explain how Nika’s drawing gains a new meaning through a conversation.
Read and practiseA2 German story: A handwritten recipe
Distinguish a guess about an unclear word from the original recipe and from an acceptable variation.
Read and practiseA2 German story: Repairing an old radio
Separate the work Amir can do himself from electrical work that requires the trained helper.
Read and practiseA2 German story: A changed weekend plan
Track rejected alternatives and the eventual decision; a successful day need not match the original plan.
Read and practiseA2 German story: The night shift
Track the delayed arrivals and how Maren prepares the free room with an extra bed.
Read and practiseB1 German story: A photograph from another year
Test Lea’s first hypothesis against documentary evidence and notice how the investigation changes a family memory.
Read and practiseB1 German story: The town meeting
Compare the speakers’ needs and distinguish a proposal, a cost check and a final decision.
Read and practiseB1 German story: A volunteering decision
Distinguish enthusiasm from reliable availability, and follow how Aylin finds a sustainable role.
Read and practiseB1 German story: An unexpected interview
Follow the change of interview subject and explain how a practical story challenges Ben’s original idea of success.
Read and practiseB1 German story: A reunion at the harbor
Distinguish the place that prompts the meeting from the relationship that makes the meeting worthwhile.
Read and practiseStudy German independently with a concrete task
Choose one action you want to perform, such as ordering a drink. Use a short model, practise without it, check one error and try a changed situation.
Read and practiseA ten-minute German routine you can repeat
Divide ten minutes into two for recall, three for input, three for your own response and two for checking. Keep one small target throughout.
Read and practiseReview a week of German with an error shortlist
Attempt a small sample from the week before reading notes. Separate secure answers from errors, revisit the difficult examples and test them again in new sentences.
Read and practiseRestart German after a break without guessing your level
Try one familiar reading task and one spoken response. Record what remains available and where you need help. Review the specific gap, then repeat a similar task.
Read and practiseMeasure German progress through observable tasks
Keep dated samples of comparable tasks: a message, a recording or a short explanation. Note accuracy, completeness and the help you needed. Compare performances under similar conditions.
Read and practiseChoose a German text you can follow and learn from
Try one paragraph before committing to a whole text. Can you identify the people, the event and the main change? Some unknown words are manageable when the story remains clear.
Read and practiseUse translations as temporary support for German
First attempt the German sentence, then consult a translation for the unclear part. Return to the original and notice its forms. Finally hide the help and reuse the pattern.
Read and practiseSpace German vocabulary reviews and adjust the gaps
Recall a word before checking it, then revisit it after a delay. Shorten the gap after a failed attempt and increase it when recall stays secure. Include article, plural and a sentence.
Read and practisePractise active recall before looking at German answers
Hide the answer and attempt a response first. Say or write it, compare with the model and immediately use the corrected form. Try again later.
Read and practiseBuild a German vocabulary notebook around usable phrases
Record a noun with article and plural, a common word combination and a personal sentence. Add a prompt that hides the answer.
Read and practisePractise German speaking alone with a second attempt
Choose a small prompt, record a short answer and listen once for a specific feature. Repeat the message with that feature improved, then answer a new follow-up question.
Read and practiseGive a German language exchange a clear shared plan
Agree on time for each language, a practical topic and the type of correction you want. Ask follow-up questions and summarize useful wording afterwards.
Read and practiseStudy German grammar by comparing and creating sentences
Compare German sentence patterns, identify what changes and apply the rule to your own examples. Practise sehen and helfen with explained answers.
Read and practiseTurn a short German film scene into active practice
Choose a short scene you can roughly follow. Watch for the situation, check useful wording with German subtitles, and then replay without them.
Read and practiseUse German music for rhythm without copying poetic grammar
Work with a short line from an authorized text, listen for word boundaries and compare a spoken version. Songs may shorten forms or move words for rhythm.
Read and practiseChoose free German resources by the task they support
Start with the skill you want to practise, then look for material that lets you try a task and check your result.
Read and practiseUse your phone for short active German practice
Prepare one small task before you travel: a saved text, a few recall prompts or a recording question. Reduce notifications and produce a response rather than merely saving material.
Read and practiseLearn German as an adult: start with everyday tasks
Start learning German as an adult with introductions, appointment requests and short personal sentences. Try three exercises with explained answers.
Read and practiseGerman position verbs: liegen or legen, stehen or stellen, sitzen or setzen
Choose German position and placement verbs with translated examples, case contrasts and four exercises.
Read and practiseGerman schon, erst and noch: already, only and still
Understand schon, erst, noch, noch nicht and nicht mehr through timelines, translated examples and four exercises.
Read and practiseGehen in German: walking, activities and wellbeing
Gehen often describes going on foot, but also appears in fixed expressions and descriptions of activities.
Read and practiseKommen in German: arrival and origin
Kommen describes arrival, movement toward a reference point and someone's origin with aus.
Read and practiseGerman machen or tun: learn useful combinations
Both verbs can describe doing, but many everyday expressions select one particular verb.
Read and practiseGerman wissen or kennen: facts and familiarity
Wissen commonly introduces factual knowledge or a clause; kennen means being familiar with a person, place or thing.
Read and practiseGerman lernen or studieren: learning and university
Lernen covers acquiring skills, memorizing and preparing for tests; studieren commonly describes university study.
Read and practiseSprechen vs. reden: speak German or have a conversation
Learn when sprechen and reden overlap, how to say you speak German, and which cases follow mit and über. Includes translated examples and five exercises.
Read and practiseGerman sehen and schauen: perception and looking
Sehen often describes visual perception; schauen commonly describes directing your gaze or watching something.
Read and practiseGerman nehmen and bringen: take or deliver
Nehmen means taking or choosing something; bringen describes moving something or someone to a destination or recipient.
Read and practiseBringen vs. holen in German: bring, take, fetch and pick up
Compare holen, bringen, abholen and mitbringen with translated examples. Learn fetch versus deliver, separable prefixes and past forms in five exercises.
Read and practiseGerman fahren or gehen: vehicle or walking
Use fahren for travel by many vehicles and gehen for walking, while remembering that some gehen phrases describe an activity more generally.
Read and practiseBleiben in German: stay in a place or condition
Bleiben describes staying somewhere or continuing in a state, even though its Perfekt uses sein.
Read and practiseGerman lassen: leave, allow and have something done
Lassen can mean leaving something in place, allowing an action or arranging for somebody to perform it.
Read and practiseGerman geben: dative recipient, accusative item
Geben commonly connects a giver, a recipient and the thing given, with different cases for the last two roles.
Read and practiseGerman helfen: use the dative
Helfen requires a dative person or group, even if your own language treats the person helped as a direct object.
Read and practiseGerman gefallen: the thing is the subject
With gefallen, the thing that appeals is the grammatical subject and the person experiencing the feeling is dative.
Read and practiseFehlen in German: absence, shortage and missing someone
The missing person or thing is the subject of fehlen; the person affected may appear in the dative.
Read and practiseGerman gefallen or mögen: reverse the sentence roles
Both verbs can express liking, but their subjects and objects are arranged differently.
Read and practiseGerman tragen: wear, carry and bear responsibility
Tragen describes wearing clothing or carrying a load, and also appears in abstract combinations such as Verantwortung tragen.
Read and practiseGerman treffen: meet someone or meet each other
Treffen can take a direct accusative person; sich treffen describes people meeting, often with a time and place.
Read and practiseGerman denken and glauben: thoughts, beliefs and trust
Denken describes thinking, while glauben can express an assumption, a belief or trust in someone's statement.
Read and practiseGerman bekommen means receive, not become
Bekommen usually means receiving or getting something; it does not express becoming a different person or state.
Read and practiseGerman suchen or finden: searching, finding and judging
Suchen describes looking for something, whereas finden can describe successful discovery or express an opinion.
Read and practiseVersuchen vs. probieren: German meanings and examples
Choose versuchen, probieren or ausprobieren for attempts, tasting and testing. See where meanings overlap, with translated examples and five exercises.
Read and practiseGerman brauchen: needs and not having to
Brauchen normally takes an accusative thing that is needed; with negation and zu plus infinitive, it can mean not having to.
Read and practiseGerman warten auf: wait for someone or something
Warten combines with auf and an accusative complement when you name what you are waiting for.
Read and practiseGerman sich freuen: choosing auf or über
look forward to a plan or feel pleased about something. Compare both patterns and practise their prepositions and reflexive forms.
Read and practiseGerman sich interessieren für: interests and sentence roles
Use sich interessieren für to describe a person's interest, or let the interesting thing become the subject of interessieren.
Read and practiseGerman dates and months
Learn all 12 German months with English meanings, read numeric dates and practise im März, am dritten Mai and ordinal endings.
Read and practiseDays of the week in German
Learn Monday to Sunday in German with English meanings. Compare am Montag, montags and nächsten Montag, then practise a weekly schedule.
Read and practiseGerman family vocabulary
Describe family relationships while keeping each noun's article and plural together.
Read and practiseGerman clothes and colors
Describe clothes by color, then turn a simple description into a phrase before a noun.
Read and practiseGerman body parts
Learn nouns with articles and plurals, label a drawing and practise describing the position of a hand, foot or arm.
Read and practiseFeelings and emotions in German
Describe a feeling and connect it to a specific situation with the appropriate expression.
Read and practiseGerman weather and seasons
Learn spring, summer, autumn and winter in German, plus translated weather phrases. Practise im Frühling, Es regnet and Mir ist kalt.
Read and practiseGerman rooms and furniture
Describe where furniture stands and distinguish its location from moving it somewhere.
Read and practisePlaces in a German town
Find common town places by their purpose and build simple descriptions of a route.
Read and practiseGerman transport vocabulary
Explain a journey using a vehicle, a stop, a platform and an interchange.
Read and practiseEveryday German at work
Describe a task, ask about a deadline and identify everyday objects used at work.
Read and practiseGerman school and university words
Talk about a course, its assignments and examinations with suitable study vocabulary.
Read and practiseGerman hobbies and sports
Introduce leisure activities and say when, how often and with whom you do them.
Read and practiseNature and animals in German
Describe an outdoor scene using places, animals and their most useful plural forms.
Read and practiseGerman technology vocabulary
Explain a simple digital task and describe a connection or file problem clearly.
Read and practiseGerman shopping and money words
Ask about a price, choose a payment method and request proof of your purchase.
Read and practiseGerman cooking verbs
Describe kitchen actions in a useful order with concrete objects and clear verbs.
Read and practiseGerman movement verbs
Describe travel on foot or by vehicle and explain getting on, off and changing services.
Read and practiseCommon German adjectives
Describe everyday objects with useful qualities and notice where adjective endings appear.
Read and practiseUseful German opposites
Compare two objects with clear pairs such as heavy and light, full and empty.
Read and practiseGerman false friends
Check familiar-looking words against their German meaning before using them in a sentence.
Read and practiseUnderstanding German compound nouns
Break long words into useful parts and identify the noun that determines their grammar.
Read and practiseGerman noun gender suffixes
Use reliable noun endings as article clues while recognizing less reliable patterns.
Read and practiseCommon German collocations
Learn German noun–verb combinations with English meanings: ask a question, make a decision, take an exam and take your time, with practice.
Read and practiseGerman frequency words
Describe regular habits without turning flexible frequency words into invented percentages.
Read and practiseGerman quantity words
Ask about amounts and distinguish countable objects from substances or abstract quantities.
Read and practiseGerman opinion connectors
Link an opinion to a reason, example and limitation while keeping the word order clear.
Read and practiseA German message saying you are late
Write a useful delay message with a brief reason, an estimated arrival and a meeting point.
Read and practiseA German invitation email
Write a complete invitation with the occasion, date, time, location and requested reply.
Read and practiseA German apology email
Acknowledge a specific mistake and offer a realistic next step in a short personal message.
Read and practiseRequesting an appointment in German
Request a meeting by explaining its purpose and giving two usable availability windows.
Read and practiseRescheduling in a German email
Move an existing appointment by identifying it clearly and offering workable alternatives.
Read and practiseA German information enquiry
Write a German course enquiry with three clear questions. Separate known details from missing information and practise polite requests and indirect questions.
Read and practiseA German complaint email
Report a specific problem with identifying details, evidence and a reasonable request for a response.
Read and practiseReplying to a German email
Respond to each question, confirm any agreement and identify the one point still unclear.
Read and practiseDescribing a picture in German
Describe a scene from overview to details while distinguishing visible facts from interpretations.
Read and practiseDescribing a person in German
Build a respectful description with appearance, activities and a supported personal impression.
Read and practiseWrite about your daily routine in German
Create a coherent account of a typical day with time expressions and recurring activities.
Read and practiseWrite about a past weekend in German
Tell a short past story with ordered events, a change of plan and your personal reaction.
Read and practiseWriting a German opinion paragraph
Support a personal view with a reason, a concrete example and a relevant limitation.
Read and practiseConnecting German sentences
Connect short ideas by meaning while checking the different word-order patterns that result.
Read and practiseGerman punctuation essentials
Make a message readable with commas, questions, quotations and clear sentence boundaries.
Read and practiseChecking your own German writing
Revise a short draft systematically and explain why each correction improves the sentence.
Read and practiseFormal and informal German writing
Adapt the same request to a friend and an unfamiliar contact without mixing forms of address.
Read and practiseGerman email openings and closings
Choose a suitable opening and closing and connect them correctly to the body of a message.
Read and practisedas Haus: gender, plural and examples
Learn das Haus (house), its plural Häuser, case forms and useful combinations with six original examples.
Read and practisedie Wohnung: gender, plural and examples
Learn die Wohnung (apartment), its plural Wohnungen, case forms and useful combinations with six original examples.
Read and practisedas Zimmer: gender, plural and examples
Learn das Zimmer (room), its plural Zimmer, case forms and useful combinations with six original examples.
Read and practisedie Küche: gender, plural and examples
Learn die Küche (kitchen), its plural Küchen, case forms and useful combinations with six original examples.
Read and practisedas Bad: gender, plural and examples
Learn das Bad (bathroom; bath), its plural Bäder, case forms and useful combinations with six original examples.
Read and practiseder Balkon: gender, plural and examples
Learn der Balkon (balcony), its plural Balkone, case forms and useful combinations with six original examples.
Read and practiseder Garten: gender, plural and examples
Learn der Garten (garden), its plural Gärten, case forms and useful combinations with six original examples.
Read and practisedie Tür: gender, plural and examples
Learn die Tür (door), its plural Türen, case forms and useful combinations with six original examples.
Read and practisedas Fenster: gender, plural and examples
Learn das Fenster (window), its plural Fenster, case forms and useful combinations with six original examples.
Read and practiseder Schlüssel: gender, plural and examples
Learn der Schlüssel (key), its plural Schlüssel, case forms and useful combinations with six original examples.
Read and practiseder Tisch: gender, plural and examples
Learn der Tisch (table), its plural Tische, case forms and useful combinations with six original examples.
Read and practiseder Stuhl: gender, plural and examples
Learn der Stuhl (chair), its plural Stühle, case forms and useful combinations with six original examples.
Read and practisedas Bett: gender, plural and examples
Learn das Bett (bed), its plural Betten, case forms and useful combinations with six original examples.
Read and practisedas Sofa: gender, plural and examples
Learn das Sofa (sofa), its plural Sofas, case forms and useful combinations with six original examples.
Read and practiseder Schrank: gender, plural and examples
Learn der Schrank (cupboard; wardrobe), its plural Schränke, case forms and useful combinations with six original examples.
Read and practisedas Regal: gender, plural and examples
Learn das Regal (shelving unit; shelf), its plural Regale, case forms and useful combinations with six original examples.
Read and practisedie Lampe: gender, plural and examples
Learn die Lampe (lamp), its plural Lampen, case forms and useful combinations with six original examples.
Read and practisedie Wand: gender, plural and examples
Learn die Wand (wall), its plural Wände, case forms and useful combinations with six original examples.
Read and practiseder Boden: gender, plural and examples
Learn der Boden (floor; ground; soil), its plural Böden, case forms and useful combinations with six original examples.
Read and practisedas Dach: gender, plural and examples
Learn das Dach (roof), its plural Dächer, case forms and useful combinations with six original examples.
Read and practisedie Treppe: gender, plural and examples
Learn die Treppe (stairs; staircase), its plural Treppen, case forms and useful combinations with six original examples.
Read and practiseder Aufzug: gender, plural and examples
Learn der Aufzug (lift; elevator), its plural Aufzüge, case forms and useful combinations with six original examples.
Read and practiseder Keller: gender, plural and examples
Learn der Keller (cellar; basement), its plural Keller, case forms and useful combinations with six original examples.
Read and practiseder Hof: gender, plural and examples
Learn der Hof (courtyard; farm), its plural Höfe, case forms and useful combinations with six original examples.
Read and practisedie Garage: gender, plural and examples
Learn die Garage (garage), its plural Garagen, case forms and useful combinations with six original examples.
Read and practiseder Briefkasten: gender, plural and examples
Learn der Briefkasten (letterbox; mailbox), its plural Briefkästen, case forms and useful combinations with six original examples.
Read and practiseder Spiegel: gender, plural and examples
Learn der Spiegel (mirror), its plural Spiegel, case forms and useful combinations with six original examples.
Read and practisedas Handtuch: gender, plural and examples
Learn das Handtuch (towel), its plural Handtücher, case forms and useful combinations with six original examples.
Read and practisedie Seife: gender, plural and examples
Learn die Seife (soap), its plural Seifen, case forms and useful combinations with six original examples.
Read and practisedie Bürste: gender, plural and examples
Learn die Bürste (brush), its plural Bürsten, case forms and useful combinations with six original examples.
Read and practiseder Eimer: gender, plural and examples
Learn der Eimer (bucket), its plural Eimer, case forms and useful combinations with six original examples.
Read and practiseder Besen: gender, plural and examples
Learn der Besen (broom), its plural Besen, case forms and useful combinations with six original examples.
Read and practiseder Staubsauger: gender, plural and examples
Learn der Staubsauger (vacuum cleaner), its plural Staubsauger, case forms and useful combinations with six original examples.
Read and practisedie Waschmaschine: gender, plural and examples
Learn die Waschmaschine (washing machine), its plural Waschmaschinen, case forms and useful combinations with six original examples.
Read and practiseder Kühlschrank: gender, plural and examples
Learn der Kühlschrank (refrigerator), its plural Kühlschränke, case forms and useful combinations with six original examples.
Read and practiseder Herd: gender, plural and examples
Learn der Herd (cooker; stove), its plural Herde, case forms and useful combinations with six original examples.
Read and practiseder Ofen: gender, plural and examples
Learn der Ofen (oven; stove), its plural Öfen, case forms and useful combinations with six original examples.
Read and practiseder Topf: gender, plural and examples
Learn der Topf (pot), its plural Töpfe, case forms and useful combinations with six original examples.
Read and practisedie Pfanne: gender, plural and examples
Learn die Pfanne (frying pan), its plural Pfannen, case forms and useful combinations with six original examples.
Read and practiseder Deckel: gender, plural and examples
Learn der Deckel (lid), its plural Deckel, case forms and useful combinations with six original examples.
Read and practiseder Teller: gender, plural and examples
Learn der Teller (plate), its plural Teller, case forms and useful combinations with six original examples.
Read and practisedie Tasse: gender, plural and examples
Learn die Tasse (cup), its plural Tassen, case forms and useful combinations with six original examples.
Read and practisedas Glas: gender, plural and examples
Learn das Glas (drinking glass), its plural Gläser, case forms and useful combinations with six original examples.
Read and practisedie Flasche: gender, plural and examples
Learn die Flasche (bottle), its plural Flaschen, case forms and useful combinations with six original examples.
Read and practisedie Schüssel: gender, plural and examples
Learn die Schüssel (bowl), its plural Schüsseln, case forms and useful combinations with six original examples.
Read and practiseder Löffel: gender, plural and examples
Learn der Löffel (spoon), its plural Löffel, case forms and useful combinations with six original examples.
Read and practisedie Gabel: gender, plural and examples
Learn die Gabel (fork), its plural Gabeln, case forms and useful combinations with six original examples.
Read and practisedas Messer: gender, plural and examples
Learn das Messer (knife), its plural Messer, case forms and useful combinations with six original examples.
Read and practisedas Brot: gender, plural and examples
Learn das Brot (bread; loaf), its plural Brote, case forms and useful combinations with six original examples.
Read and practisedas Brötchen: gender, plural and examples
Learn das Brötchen (bread roll), its plural Brötchen, case forms and useful combinations with six original examples.
Read and practisedas Ei: gender, plural and examples
Learn das Ei (egg), its plural Eier, case forms and useful combinations with six original examples.
Read and practiseder Apfel: gender, plural and examples
Learn der Apfel (apple), its plural Äpfel, case forms and useful combinations with six original examples.
Read and practisedie Birne: gender, plural and examples
Learn die Birne (pear), its plural Birnen, case forms and useful combinations with six original examples.
Read and practisedie Banane: gender, plural and examples
Learn die Banane (banana), its plural Bananen, case forms and useful combinations with six original examples.
Read and practisedie Orange: gender, plural and examples
Learn die Orange (orange fruit), its plural Orangen, case forms and useful combinations with six original examples.
Read and practisedie Zitrone: gender, plural and examples
Learn die Zitrone (lemon), its plural Zitronen, case forms and useful combinations with six original examples.
Read and practisedie Kartoffel: gender, plural and examples
Learn die Kartoffel (potato), its plural Kartoffeln, case forms and useful combinations with six original examples.
Read and practisedie Tomate: gender, plural and examples
Learn die Tomate (tomato), its plural Tomaten, case forms and useful combinations with six original examples.
Read and practisedie Gurke: gender, plural and examples
Learn die Gurke (cucumber), its plural Gurken, case forms and useful combinations with six original examples.
Read and practisedie Zwiebel: gender, plural and examples
Learn die Zwiebel (onion), its plural Zwiebeln, case forms and useful combinations with six original examples.
Read and practisedie Karotte: gender, plural and examples
Learn die Karotte (carrot), its plural Karotten, case forms and useful combinations with six original examples.
Read and practiseder Pilz: gender, plural and examples
Learn der Pilz (mushroom; fungus), its plural Pilze, case forms and useful combinations with six original examples.
Read and practiseder Kürbis: gender, plural and examples
Learn der Kürbis (pumpkin; squash), its plural Kürbisse, case forms and useful combinations with six original examples.
Read and practisedie Bohne: gender, plural and examples
Learn die Bohne (bean), its plural Bohnen, case forms and useful combinations with six original examples.
Read and practisedie Erbse: gender, plural and examples
Learn die Erbse (pea), its plural Erbsen, case forms and useful combinations with six original examples.
Read and practisedie Nuss: gender, plural and examples
Learn die Nuss (nut), its plural Nüsse, case forms and useful combinations with six original examples.
Read and practisedie Traube: gender, plural and examples
Learn die Traube (grape; bunch), its plural Trauben, case forms and useful combinations with six original examples.
Read and practisedie Erdbeere: gender, plural and examples
Learn die Erdbeere (strawberry), its plural Erdbeeren, case forms and useful combinations with six original examples.
Read and practisedie Kirsche: gender, plural and examples
Learn die Kirsche (cherry), its plural Kirschen, case forms and useful combinations with six original examples.
Read and practisedie Pflaume: gender, plural and examples
Learn die Pflaume (plum), its plural Pflaumen, case forms and useful combinations with six original examples.
Read and practiseder Pfirsich: gender, plural and examples
Learn der Pfirsich (peach), its plural Pfirsiche, case forms and useful combinations with six original examples.
Read and practisedie Aprikose: gender, plural and examples
Learn die Aprikose (apricot), its plural Aprikosen, case forms and useful combinations with six original examples.
Read and practiseder Salat: gender, plural and examples
Learn der Salat (salad; lettuce), its plural Salate, case forms and useful combinations with six original examples.
Read and practisedie Suppe: gender, plural and examples
Learn die Suppe (soup), its plural Suppen, case forms and useful combinations with six original examples.
Read and practiseder Kuchen: gender, plural and examples
Learn der Kuchen (cake), its plural Kuchen, case forms and useful combinations with six original examples.
Read and practisedie Torte: gender, plural and examples
Learn die Torte (layered or decorated cake), its plural Torten, case forms and useful combinations with six original examples.
Read and practiseder Keks: gender, plural and examples
Learn der Keks (biscuit; cookie), its plural Kekse, case forms and useful combinations with six original examples.
Read and practisedas Tablett: gender, plural and examples
Learn das Tablett (tray), its plural Tabletts, case forms and useful combinations with six original examples.
Read and practisedie Serviette: gender, plural and examples
Learn die Serviette (napkin), its plural Servietten, case forms and useful combinations with six original examples.
Read and practisedie Jacke: gender, plural and examples
Learn die Jacke (jacket), its plural Jacken, case forms and useful combinations with six original examples.
Read and practiseder Mantel: gender, plural and examples
Learn der Mantel (coat), its plural Mäntel, case forms and useful combinations with six original examples.
Read and practisedas Hemd: gender, plural and examples
Learn das Hemd (shirt), its plural Hemden, case forms and useful combinations with six original examples.
Read and practisedie Bluse: gender, plural and examples
Learn die Bluse (blouse), its plural Blusen, case forms and useful combinations with six original examples.
Read and practisedie Hose: gender, plural and examples
Learn die Hose (trousers; pair of trousers), its plural Hosen, case forms and useful combinations with six original examples.
Read and practiseder Rock: gender, plural and examples
Learn der Rock (skirt), its plural Röcke, case forms and useful combinations with six original examples.
Read and practisedas Kleid: gender, plural and examples
Learn das Kleid (dress), its plural Kleider, case forms and useful combinations with six original examples.
Read and practiseder Pullover: gender, plural and examples
Learn der Pullover (jumper; sweater), its plural Pullover, case forms and useful combinations with six original examples.
Read and practiseder Schuh: gender, plural and examples
Learn der Schuh (shoe), its plural Schuhe, case forms and useful combinations with six original examples.
Read and practiseder Stiefel: gender, plural and examples
Learn der Stiefel (boot), its plural Stiefel, case forms and useful combinations with six original examples.
Read and practisedie Socke: gender, plural and examples
Learn die Socke (sock), its plural Socken, case forms and useful combinations with six original examples.
Read and practisedie Mütze: gender, plural and examples
Learn die Mütze (cap; knitted hat), its plural Mützen, case forms and useful combinations with six original examples.
Read and practiseder Hut: gender, plural and examples
Learn der Hut (hat), its plural Hüte, case forms and useful combinations with six original examples.
Read and practiseder Schal: gender, plural and examples
Learn der Schal (scarf), its plural Schals, case forms and useful combinations with six original examples.
Read and practiseder Handschuh: gender, plural and examples
Learn der Handschuh (glove), its plural Handschuhe, case forms and useful combinations with six original examples.
Read and practiseder Gürtel: gender, plural and examples
Learn der Gürtel (belt), its plural Gürtel, case forms and useful combinations with six original examples.
Read and practisedie Tasche: gender, plural and examples
Learn die Tasche (bag; pocket), its plural Taschen, case forms and useful combinations with six original examples.
Read and practiseder Rucksack: gender, plural and examples
Learn der Rucksack (backpack), its plural Rucksäcke, case forms and useful combinations with six original examples.
Read and practiseder Koffer: gender, plural and examples
Learn der Koffer (suitcase), its plural Koffer, case forms and useful combinations with six original examples.
Read and practiseder Knopf: gender, plural and examples
Learn der Knopf (button), its plural Knöpfe, case forms and useful combinations with six original examples.
Read and practiseder Reißverschluss: gender, plural and examples
Learn der Reißverschluss (zip; zipper), its plural Reißverschlüsse, case forms and useful combinations with six original examples.
Read and practisedas Fahrrad: gender, plural and examples
Learn das Fahrrad (bicycle), its plural Fahrräder, case forms and useful combinations with six original examples.
Read and practisedas Auto: gender, plural and examples
Learn das Auto (car), its plural Autos, case forms and useful combinations with six original examples.
Read and practiseder Bus: gender, plural and examples
Learn der Bus (bus), its plural Busse, case forms and useful combinations with six original examples.
Read and practiseder Zug: gender, plural and examples
Learn der Zug (train), its plural Züge, case forms and useful combinations with six original examples.
Read and practisedie Bahn: gender, plural and examples
Learn die Bahn (railway; train service; track), its plural Bahnen, case forms and useful combinations with six original examples.
Read and practisedie Haltestelle: gender, plural and examples
Learn die Haltestelle (stop for a bus or tram), its plural Haltestellen, case forms and useful combinations with six original examples.
Read and practiseder Bahnhof: gender, plural and examples
Learn der Bahnhof (railway station), its plural Bahnhöfe, case forms and useful combinations with six original examples.
Read and practisedas Gleis: gender, plural and examples
Learn das Gleis (railway track), its plural Gleise, case forms and useful combinations with six original examples.
Read and practiseder Bahnsteig: gender, plural and examples
Learn der Bahnsteig (platform), its plural Bahnsteige, case forms and useful combinations with six original examples.
Read and practisedie Fahrkarte: gender, plural and examples
Learn die Fahrkarte (travel ticket), its plural Fahrkarten, case forms and useful combinations with six original examples.
Read and practisedas Ticket: gender, plural and examples
Learn das Ticket (ticket), its plural Tickets, case forms and useful combinations with six original examples.
Read and practiseder Fahrplan: gender, plural and examples
Learn der Fahrplan (timetable), its plural Fahrpläne, case forms and useful combinations with six original examples.
Read and practisedie Verspätung: gender, plural and examples
Learn die Verspätung (delay; lateness), its plural Verspätungen, case forms and useful combinations with six original examples.
Read and practiseder Anschluss: gender, plural and examples
Learn der Anschluss (connection), its plural Anschlüsse, case forms and useful combinations with six original examples.
Read and practiseder Flughafen: gender, plural and examples
Learn der Flughafen (airport), its plural Flughäfen, case forms and useful combinations with six original examples.
Read and practisedas Flugzeug: gender, plural and examples
Learn das Flugzeug (airplane), its plural Flugzeuge, case forms and useful combinations with six original examples.
Read and practisedas Schiff: gender, plural and examples
Learn das Schiff (ship), its plural Schiffe, case forms and useful combinations with six original examples.
Read and practisedas Boot: gender, plural and examples
Learn das Boot (boat), its plural Boote, case forms and useful combinations with six original examples.
Read and practisedie Brücke: gender, plural and examples
Learn die Brücke (bridge), its plural Brücken, case forms and useful combinations with six original examples.
Read and practiseder Tunnel: gender, plural and examples
Learn der Tunnel (tunnel), its plural Tunnel, case forms and useful combinations with six original examples.
Read and practisedie Straße: gender, plural and examples
Learn die Straße (street; road), its plural Straßen, case forms and useful combinations with six original examples.
Read and practisedie Kreuzung: gender, plural and examples
Learn die Kreuzung (intersection; crossroads), its plural Kreuzungen, case forms and useful combinations with six original examples.
Read and practisedie Ampel: gender, plural and examples
Learn die Ampel (traffic light), its plural Ampeln, case forms and useful combinations with six original examples.
Read and practiseder Weg: gender, plural and examples
Learn der Weg (path; way), its plural Wege, case forms and useful combinations with six original examples.
Read and practiseder Platz: gender, plural and examples
Learn der Platz (place; square; seat; space), its plural Plätze, case forms and useful combinations with six original examples.
Read and practiseder Markt: gender, plural and examples
Learn der Markt (market), its plural Märkte, case forms and useful combinations with six original examples.
Read and practiseder Laden: gender, plural and examples
Learn der Laden (shop), its plural Läden, case forms and useful combinations with six original examples.
Read and practisedas Geschäft: gender, plural and examples
Learn das Geschäft (shop; business transaction), its plural Geschäfte, case forms and useful combinations with six original examples.
Read and practisedie Bäckerei: gender, plural and examples
Learn die Bäckerei (bakery), its plural Bäckereien, case forms and useful combinations with six original examples.
Read and practisedie Apotheke: gender, plural and examples
Learn die Apotheke (pharmacy), its plural Apotheken, case forms and useful combinations with six original examples.
Read and practisedie Schule: gender, plural and examples
Learn die Schule (school), its plural Schulen, case forms and useful combinations with six original examples.
Read and practisedie Universität: gender, plural and examples
Learn die Universität (university), its plural Universitäten, case forms and useful combinations with six original examples.
Read and practisedie Bibliothek: gender, plural and examples
Learn die Bibliothek (library), its plural Bibliotheken, case forms and useful combinations with six original examples.
Read and practisedas Museum: gender, plural and examples
Learn das Museum (museum), its plural Museen, case forms and useful combinations with six original examples.
Read and practisedas Kino: gender, plural and examples
Learn das Kino (cinema), its plural Kinos, case forms and useful combinations with six original examples.
Read and practisedas Theater: gender, plural and examples
Learn das Theater (theater), its plural Theater, case forms and useful combinations with six original examples.
Read and practisedas Krankenhaus: gender, plural and examples
Learn das Krankenhaus (hospital), its plural Krankenhäuser, case forms and useful combinations with six original examples.
Read and practisedas Rathaus: gender, plural and examples
Learn das Rathaus (town hall), its plural Rathäuser, case forms and useful combinations with six original examples.
Read and practisedas Amt: gender, plural and examples
Learn das Amt (public office; official post), its plural Ämter, case forms and useful combinations with six original examples.
Read and practisedie Behörde: gender, plural and examples
Learn die Behörde (administrative authority), its plural Behörden, case forms and useful combinations with six original examples.
Read and practisedas Formular: gender, plural and examples
Learn das Formular (form), its plural Formulare, case forms and useful combinations with six original examples.
Read and practiseder Antrag: gender, plural and examples
Learn der Antrag (application; formal request), its plural Anträge, case forms and useful combinations with six original examples.
Read and practiseder Bescheid: gender, plural and examples
Learn der Bescheid (official notice; decision letter), its plural Bescheide, case forms and useful combinations with six original examples.
Read and practiseder Ausweis: gender, plural and examples
Learn der Ausweis (identity card; pass), its plural Ausweise, case forms and useful combinations with six original examples.
Read and practiseder Pass: gender, plural and examples
Learn der Pass (passport; pass), its plural Pässe, case forms and useful combinations with six original examples.
Read and practisedie Adresse: gender, plural and examples
Learn die Adresse (address), its plural Adressen, case forms and useful combinations with six original examples.
Read and practiseder Name: gender, plural and examples
Learn der Name (name), its plural Namen, case forms and useful combinations with six original examples.
Read and practisedie Nummer: gender, plural and examples
Learn die Nummer (number; identifier), its plural Nummern, case forms and useful combinations with six original examples.
Read and practiseder Termin: gender, plural and examples
Learn der Termin (appointment; scheduled date), its plural Termine, case forms and useful combinations with six original examples.
Read and practisedie Frist: gender, plural and examples
Learn die Frist (deadline; allowed period), its plural Fristen, case forms and useful combinations with six original examples.
Read and practisedie Rechnung: gender, plural and examples
Learn die Rechnung (invoice; bill; calculation), its plural Rechnungen, case forms and useful combinations with six original examples.
Read and practisedie Quittung: gender, plural and examples
Learn die Quittung (receipt; acknowledgment of payment), its plural Quittungen, case forms and useful combinations with six original examples.
Read and practiseder Vertrag: gender, plural and examples
Learn der Vertrag (contract; agreement), its plural Verträge, case forms and useful combinations with six original examples.
Read and practisedie Unterschrift: gender, plural and examples
Learn die Unterschrift (signature), its plural Unterschriften, case forms and useful combinations with six original examples.
Read and practisedie Nachricht: gender, plural and examples
Learn die Nachricht (message; news item), its plural Nachrichten, case forms and useful combinations with six original examples.
Read and practiseder Brief: gender, plural and examples
Learn der Brief (letter), its plural Briefe, case forms and useful combinations with six original examples.
Read and practiseder Umschlag: gender, plural and examples
Learn der Umschlag (envelope; cover), its plural Umschläge, case forms and useful combinations with six original examples.
Read and practisedas Paket: gender, plural and examples
Learn das Paket (parcel; package), its plural Pakete, case forms and useful combinations with six original examples.
Read and practisedie Lieferung: gender, plural and examples
Learn die Lieferung (delivery; shipment), its plural Lieferungen, case forms and useful combinations with six original examples.
Read and practisedie Frau: gender, plural and examples
Learn die Frau (woman; wife; Ms), its plural Frauen, case forms and useful combinations with six original examples.
Read and practiseder Mann: gender, plural and examples
Learn der Mann (man; husband), its plural Männer, case forms and useful combinations with six original examples.
Read and practisedas Kind: gender, plural and examples
Learn das Kind (child), its plural Kinder, case forms and useful combinations with six original examples.
Read and practisedas Mädchen: gender, plural and examples
Learn das Mädchen (girl), its plural Mädchen, case forms and useful combinations with six original examples.
Read and practiseder Junge: gender, plural and examples
Learn der Junge (boy), its plural Jungen, case forms and useful combinations with six original examples.
Read and practiseder Mensch: gender, plural and examples
Learn der Mensch (human being; person), its plural Menschen, case forms and useful combinations with six original examples.
Read and practisedie Person: gender, plural and examples
Learn die Person (person), its plural Personen, case forms and useful combinations with six original examples.
Read and practiseder Freund: gender, plural and examples
Learn der Freund (male friend; boyfriend), its plural Freunde, case forms and useful combinations with six original examples.
Read and practisedie Freundin: gender, plural and examples
Learn die Freundin (female friend; girlfriend), its plural Freundinnen, case forms and useful combinations with six original examples.
Read and practiseder Nachbar: gender, plural and examples
Learn der Nachbar (male neighbor), its plural Nachbarn, case forms and useful combinations with six original examples.
Read and practisedie Nachbarin: gender, plural and examples
Learn die Nachbarin (female neighbor), its plural Nachbarinnen, case forms and useful combinations with six original examples.
Read and practiseder Kollege: gender, plural and examples
Learn der Kollege (male colleague), its plural Kollegen, case forms and useful combinations with six original examples.
Read and practisedie Kollegin: gender, plural and examples
Learn die Kollegin (female colleague), its plural Kolleginnen, case forms and useful combinations with six original examples.
Read and practiseder Kunde: gender, plural and examples
Learn der Kunde (male customer; client), its plural Kunden, case forms and useful combinations with six original examples.
Read and practisedie Kundin: gender, plural and examples
Learn die Kundin (female customer; client), its plural Kundinnen, case forms and useful combinations with six original examples.
Read and practiseder Lehrer: gender, plural and examples
Learn der Lehrer (male teacher), its plural Lehrer, case forms and useful combinations with six original examples.
Read and practisedie Lehrerin: gender, plural and examples
Learn die Lehrerin (female teacher), its plural Lehrerinnen, case forms and useful combinations with six original examples.
Read and practiseder Student: gender, plural and examples
Learn der Student (male university student), its plural Studenten, case forms and useful combinations with six original examples.
Read and practisedie Studentin: gender, plural and examples
Learn die Studentin (female university student), its plural Studentinnen, case forms and useful combinations with six original examples.
Read and practiseder Gast: gender, plural and examples
Learn der Gast (guest; visitor), its plural Gäste, case forms and useful combinations with six original examples.
Read and practiseder Kopf: gender, plural and examples
Learn der Kopf (head), its plural Köpfe, case forms and useful combinations with six original examples.
Read and practisedas Gesicht: gender, plural and examples
Learn das Gesicht (face), its plural Gesichter, case forms and useful combinations with six original examples.
Read and practisedas Auge: gender, plural and examples
Learn das Auge (eye), its plural Augen, case forms and useful combinations with six original examples.
Read and practisedas Ohr: gender, plural and examples
Learn das Ohr (ear), its plural Ohren, case forms and useful combinations with six original examples.
Read and practisedie Nase: gender, plural and examples
Learn die Nase (nose), its plural Nasen, case forms and useful combinations with six original examples.
Read and practiseder Mund: gender, plural and examples
Learn der Mund (mouth), its plural Münder, case forms and useful combinations with six original examples.
Read and practiseder Zahn: gender, plural and examples
Learn der Zahn (tooth), its plural Zähne, case forms and useful combinations with six original examples.
Read and practisedie Zunge: gender, plural and examples
Learn die Zunge (tongue), its plural Zungen, case forms and useful combinations with six original examples.
Read and practiseder Hals: gender, plural and examples
Learn der Hals (neck; throat), its plural Hälse, case forms and useful combinations with six original examples.
Read and practisedie Schulter: gender, plural and examples
Learn die Schulter (shoulder), its plural Schultern, case forms and useful combinations with six original examples.
Read and practiseder Arm: gender, plural and examples
Learn der Arm (arm), its plural Arme, case forms and useful combinations with six original examples.
Read and practisedie Hand: gender, plural and examples
Learn die Hand (hand), its plural Hände, case forms and useful combinations with six original examples.
Read and practiseder Finger: gender, plural and examples
Learn der Finger (finger), its plural Finger, case forms and useful combinations with six original examples.
Read and practiseder Rücken: gender, plural and examples
Learn der Rücken (back), its plural Rücken, case forms and useful combinations with six original examples.
Read and practiseder Bauch: gender, plural and examples
Learn der Bauch (belly; abdomen), its plural Bäuche, case forms and useful combinations with six original examples.
Read and practisedas Bein: gender, plural and examples
Learn das Bein (leg), its plural Beine, case forms and useful combinations with six original examples.
Read and practisedas Knie: gender, plural and examples
Learn das Knie (knee), its plural Knie, case forms and useful combinations with six original examples.
Read and practiseder Fuß: gender, plural and examples
Learn der Fuß (foot), its plural Füße, case forms and useful combinations with six original examples.
Read and practisedas Gelenk: gender, plural and examples
Learn das Gelenk (joint), its plural Gelenke, case forms and useful combinations with six original examples.
Read and practisedas Haar: gender, plural and examples
Learn das Haar (hair; strand of hair), its plural Haare, case forms and useful combinations with six original examples.
Read and practisedas Buch: gender, plural and examples
Learn das Buch (book), its plural Bücher, case forms and useful combinations with six original examples.
Read and practisedas Heft: gender, plural and examples
Learn das Heft (exercise book; booklet), its plural Hefte, case forms and useful combinations with six original examples.
Read and practisedas Blatt: gender, plural and examples
Learn das Blatt (leaf; sheet of paper), its plural Blätter, case forms and useful combinations with six original examples.
Read and practisedie Seite: gender, plural and examples
Learn die Seite (page; side), its plural Seiten, case forms and useful combinations with six original examples.
Read and practiseder Stift: gender, plural and examples
Learn der Stift (pen; pencil; writing implement), its plural Stifte, case forms and useful combinations with six original examples.
Read and practiseder Bleistift: gender, plural and examples
Learn der Bleistift (pencil), its plural Bleistifte, case forms and useful combinations with six original examples.
Read and practisedas Werkzeug: gender, plural and examples
Learn das Werkzeug (tool; tools collectively), its plural Werkzeuge, case forms and useful combinations with six original examples.
Read and practisedas Lineal: gender, plural and examples
Learn das Lineal (ruler), its plural Lineale, case forms and useful combinations with six original examples.
Read and practisedie Schere: gender, plural and examples
Learn die Schere (scissors; pair of scissors), its plural Scheren, case forms and useful combinations with six original examples.
Read and practisedas Papier: gender, plural and examples
Learn das Papier (paper; document), its plural Papiere, case forms and useful combinations with six original examples.
Read and practisedie Mappe: gender, plural and examples
Learn die Mappe (folder; portfolio), its plural Mappen, case forms and useful combinations with six original examples.
Read and practiseder Ordner: gender, plural and examples
Learn der Ordner (binder; folder), its plural Ordner, case forms and useful combinations with six original examples.
Read and practisedie Datei: gender, plural and examples
Learn die Datei (computer file), its plural Dateien, case forms and useful combinations with six original examples.
Read and practiseder Computer: gender, plural and examples
Learn der Computer (computer), its plural Computer, case forms and useful combinations with six original examples.
Read and practiseder Bildschirm: gender, plural and examples
Learn der Bildschirm (screen; monitor), its plural Bildschirme, case forms and useful combinations with six original examples.
Read and practisedie Tastatur: gender, plural and examples
Learn die Tastatur (keyboard), its plural Tastaturen, case forms and useful combinations with six original examples.
Read and practisedie Maus: gender, plural and examples
Learn die Maus (mouse; computer mouse), its plural Mäuse, case forms and useful combinations with six original examples.
Read and practiseder Drucker: gender, plural and examples
Learn der Drucker (printer), its plural Drucker, case forms and useful combinations with six original examples.
Read and practisedas Kabel: gender, plural and examples
Learn das Kabel (cable), its plural Kabel, case forms and useful combinations with six original examples.
Read and practiseder Stecker: gender, plural and examples
Learn der Stecker (plug), its plural Stecker, case forms and useful combinations with six original examples.
Read and practisedie Steckdose: gender, plural and examples
Learn die Steckdose (power socket; outlet), its plural Steckdosen, case forms and useful combinations with six original examples.
Read and practisearbeiten: conjugation, meaning and examples
Use arbeiten (to work) with present-tense forms, arbeitete, hat gearbeitet, sentence patterns and six examples.
Read and practiseantworten: conjugation, meaning and examples
Use antworten (to answer) with present-tense forms, antwortete, hat geantwortet, sentence patterns and six examples.
Read and practisefragen: conjugation, meaning and examples
Use fragen (to ask) with present-tense forms, fragte, hat gefragt, sentence patterns and six examples.
Read and practisewohnen: conjugation, meaning and examples
Use wohnen (to live; reside) with present-tense forms, wohnte, hat gewohnt, sentence patterns and six examples.
Read and practiseleben: conjugation, meaning and examples
Use leben (to live; be alive) with present-tense forms, lebte, hat gelebt, sentence patterns and six examples.
Read and practisespielen: conjugation, meaning and examples
Use spielen (to play) with present-tense forms, spielte, hat gespielt, sentence patterns and six examples.
Read and practisehören: conjugation, meaning and examples
Use hören (to hear; listen to) with present-tense forms, hörte, hat gehört, sentence patterns and six examples.
Read and practiselesen: conjugation, meaning and examples
Use lesen (to read) with present-tense forms, las, hat gelesen, sentence patterns and six examples.
Read and practiseschreiben: conjugation, meaning and examples
Use schreiben (to write) with present-tense forms, schrieb, hat geschrieben, sentence patterns and six examples.
Read and practiseessen: conjugation, meaning and examples
Use essen (to eat) with present-tense forms, aß, hat gegessen, sentence patterns and six examples.
Read and practisetrinken: conjugation, meaning and examples
Use trinken (to drink) with present-tense forms, trank, hat getrunken, sentence patterns and six examples.
Read and practiseschlafen: conjugation, meaning and examples
Use schlafen (to sleep) with present-tense forms, schlief, hat geschlafen, sentence patterns and six examples.
Read and practisekaufen: conjugation, meaning and examples
Use kaufen (to buy) with present-tense forms, kaufte, hat gekauft, sentence patterns and six examples.
Read and practiseverkaufen: conjugation, meaning and examples
Use verkaufen (to sell) with present-tense forms, verkaufte, hat verkauft, sentence patterns and six examples.
Read and practisebestellen: conjugation, meaning and examples
Use bestellen (to order) with present-tense forms, bestellte, hat bestellt, sentence patterns and six examples.
Read and practisekochen: conjugation, meaning and examples
Use kochen (to cook; boil) with present-tense forms, kochte, hat gekocht, sentence patterns and six examples.
Read and practisebacken: conjugation, meaning and examples
Use backen (to bake) with present-tense forms, backte, hat gebacken, sentence patterns and six examples.
Read and practiseputzen: conjugation, meaning and examples
Use putzen (to clean) with present-tense forms, putzte, hat geputzt, sentence patterns and six examples.
Read and practisewaschen: conjugation, meaning and examples
Use waschen (to wash) with present-tense forms, wusch, hat gewaschen, sentence patterns and six examples.
Read and practiseaufräumen: conjugation, meaning and examples
Use aufräumen (to tidy up) with present-tense forms, räumte auf, hat aufgeräumt, sentence patterns and six examples.
Read and practiseöffnen: conjugation, meaning and examples
Use öffnen (to open) with present-tense forms, öffnete, hat geöffnet, sentence patterns and six examples.
Read and practiseschließen: conjugation, meaning and examples
Use schließen (to close) with present-tense forms, schloss, hat geschlossen, sentence patterns and six examples.
Read and practisereparieren: conjugation, meaning and examples
Use reparieren (to repair) with present-tense forms, reparierte, hat repariert, sentence patterns and six examples.
Read and practisemieten: conjugation, meaning and examples
Use mieten (to rent as the tenant) with present-tense forms, mietete, hat gemietet, sentence patterns and six examples.
Read and practisevermieten: conjugation, meaning and examples
Use vermieten (to rent out) with present-tense forms, vermietete, hat vermietet, sentence patterns and six examples.
Read and practiseumziehen: conjugation, meaning and examples
Use umziehen (to move home) with present-tense forms, zog um, ist umgezogen, sentence patterns and six examples.
Read and practiseeinziehen: conjugation, meaning and examples
Use einziehen (to move in) with present-tense forms, zog ein, ist eingezogen, sentence patterns and six examples.
Read and practiseausziehen: conjugation, meaning and examples
Use ausziehen (to move out) with present-tense forms, zog aus, ist ausgezogen, sentence patterns and six examples.
Read and practiseeinsteigen: conjugation, meaning and examples
Use einsteigen (to get in; board) with present-tense forms, stieg ein, ist eingestiegen, sentence patterns and six examples.
Read and practiseaussteigen: conjugation, meaning and examples
Use aussteigen (to get out; get off) with present-tense forms, stieg aus, ist ausgestiegen, sentence patterns and six examples.
Read and practiseumsteigen: conjugation, meaning and examples
Use umsteigen (to change vehicles) with present-tense forms, stieg um, ist umgestiegen, sentence patterns and six examples.
Read and practiseabfahren: conjugation, meaning and examples
Use abfahren (to depart) with present-tense forms, fuhr ab, ist abgefahren, sentence patterns and six examples.
Read and practiseankommen: conjugation, meaning and examples
Use ankommen (to arrive) with present-tense forms, kam an, ist angekommen, sentence patterns and six examples.
Read and practiseabholen: conjugation, meaning and examples
Use abholen (to collect; pick up) with present-tense forms, holte ab, hat abgeholt, sentence patterns and six examples.
Read and practisemitbringen: conjugation, meaning and examples
Use mitbringen (to bring along) with present-tense forms, brachte mit, hat mitgebracht, sentence patterns and six examples.
Read and practiseschicken: conjugation, meaning and examples
Use schicken (to send) with present-tense forms, schickte, hat geschickt, sentence patterns and six examples.
Read and practiseempfangen: conjugation, meaning and examples
Use empfangen (to receive; welcome) with present-tense forms, empfing, hat empfangen, sentence patterns and six examples.
Read and practiseerhalten: conjugation, meaning and examples
Use erhalten (to receive; preserve) with present-tense forms, erhielt, hat erhalten, sentence patterns and six examples.
Read and practiseverlieren: conjugation, meaning and examples
Use verlieren (to lose) with present-tense forms, verlor, hat verloren, sentence patterns and six examples.
Read and practisevergessen: conjugation, meaning and examples
Use vergessen (to forget) with present-tense forms, vergaß, hat vergessen, sentence patterns and six examples.
Read and practisebehalten: conjugation, meaning and examples
Use behalten (to keep; retain) with present-tense forms, behielt, hat behalten, sentence patterns and six examples.
Read and practiseentscheiden: conjugation, meaning and examples
Use entscheiden (to decide) with present-tense forms, entschied, hat entschieden, sentence patterns and six examples.
Read and practiseerklären: conjugation, meaning and examples
Use erklären (to explain) with present-tense forms, erklärte, hat erklärt, sentence patterns and six examples.
Read and practiseerzählen: conjugation, meaning and examples
Use erzählen (to tell; recount) with present-tense forms, erzählte, hat erzählt, sentence patterns and six examples.
Read and practisebeschreiben: conjugation, meaning and examples
Use beschreiben (to describe) with present-tense forms, beschrieb, hat beschrieben, sentence patterns and six examples.
Read and practiseberichten: conjugation, meaning and examples
Use berichten (to report) with present-tense forms, berichtete, hat berichtet, sentence patterns and six examples.
Read and practiseberaten: conjugation, meaning and examples
Use beraten (to advise) with present-tense forms, beriet, hat beraten, sentence patterns and six examples.
Read and practisebesprechen: conjugation, meaning and examples
Use besprechen (to discuss) with present-tense forms, besprach, hat besprochen, sentence patterns and six examples.
Read and practisevereinbaren: conjugation, meaning and examples
Use vereinbaren (to agree; arrange) with present-tense forms, vereinbarte, hat vereinbart, sentence patterns and six examples.
Read and practiseabsagen: conjugation, meaning and examples
Use absagen (to cancel; decline) with present-tense forms, sagte ab, hat abgesagt, sentence patterns and six examples.
Read and practiseverschieben: conjugation, meaning and examples
Use verschieben (to postpone; move) with present-tense forms, verschob, hat verschoben, sentence patterns and six examples.
Read and practisebestätigen: conjugation, meaning and examples
Use bestätigen (to confirm) with present-tense forms, bestätigte, hat bestätigt, sentence patterns and six examples.
Read and practiseprüfen: conjugation, meaning and examples
Use prüfen (to check; examine) with present-tense forms, prüfte, hat geprüft, sentence patterns and six examples.
Read and practisekontrollieren: conjugation, meaning and examples
Use kontrollieren (to check; inspect) with present-tense forms, kontrollierte, hat kontrolliert, sentence patterns and six examples.
Read and practiseunterschreiben: conjugation, meaning and examples
Use unterschreiben (to sign) with present-tense forms, unterschrieb, hat unterschrieben, sentence patterns and six examples.
Read and practiseausfüllen: conjugation, meaning and examples
Use ausfüllen (to fill in; fill out) with present-tense forms, füllte aus, hat ausgefüllt, sentence patterns and six examples.
Read and practiseanmelden: conjugation, meaning and examples
Use anmelden (to register; enroll) with present-tense forms, meldete an, hat angemeldet, sentence patterns and six examples.
Read and practiseabmelden: conjugation, meaning and examples
Use abmelden (to deregister; sign out) with present-tense forms, meldete ab, hat abgemeldet, sentence patterns and six examples.
Read and practisebeantragen: conjugation, meaning and examples
Use beantragen (to apply for; request formally) with present-tense forms, beantragte, hat beantragt, sentence patterns and six examples.
Read and practiseüberlegen: conjugation, meaning and examples
Use überlegen (to consider; think over) with present-tense forms, überlegte, hat überlegt, sentence patterns and six examples.
Read and practiseverstehen: conjugation, meaning and examples
Use verstehen (to understand) with present-tense forms, verstand, hat verstanden, sentence patterns and six examples.
Read and practiseerkennen: conjugation, meaning and examples
Use erkennen (to recognize; identify) with present-tense forms, erkannte, hat erkannt, sentence patterns and six examples.
Read and practiseentdecken: conjugation, meaning and examples
Use entdecken (to discover; spot) with present-tense forms, entdeckte, hat entdeckt, sentence patterns and six examples.
Read and practisebeobachten: conjugation, meaning and examples
Use beobachten (to observe; watch) with present-tense forms, beobachtete, hat beobachtet, sentence patterns and six examples.
Read and practisezuhören: conjugation, meaning and examples
Use zuhören (to listen attentively) with present-tense forms, hörte zu, hat zugehört, sentence patterns and six examples.
Read and practisevorlesen: conjugation, meaning and examples
Use vorlesen (to read aloud) with present-tense forms, las vor, hat vorgelesen, sentence patterns and six examples.
Read and practiseaufschreiben: conjugation, meaning and examples
Use aufschreiben (to write down) with present-tense forms, schrieb auf, hat aufgeschrieben, sentence patterns and six examples.
Read and practisewiederholen: conjugation, meaning and examples
Use wiederholen (to repeat) with present-tense forms, wiederholte, hat wiederholt, sentence patterns and six examples.
Read and practiseüben: conjugation, meaning and examples
Use üben (to practise) with present-tense forms, übte, hat geübt, sentence patterns and six examples.
Read and practiseübersetzen: conjugation, meaning and examples
Use übersetzen (to translate) with present-tense forms, übersetzte, hat übersetzt, sentence patterns and six examples.
Read and practiseaussprechen: conjugation, meaning and examples
Use aussprechen (to pronounce; express) with present-tense forms, sprach aus, hat ausgesprochen, sentence patterns and six examples.
Read and practisebuchstabieren: conjugation, meaning and examples
Use buchstabieren (to spell out) with present-tense forms, buchstabierte, hat buchstabiert, sentence patterns and six examples.
Read and practiserechnen: conjugation, meaning and examples
Use rechnen (to calculate; expect) with present-tense forms, rechnete, hat gerechnet, sentence patterns and six examples.
Read and practisezählen: conjugation, meaning and examples
Use zählen (to count; matter) with present-tense forms, zählte, hat gezählt, sentence patterns and six examples.
Read and practisezeichnen: conjugation, meaning and examples
Use zeichnen (to draw) with present-tense forms, zeichnete, hat gezeichnet, sentence patterns and six examples.
Read and practisemalen: conjugation, meaning and examples
Use malen (to paint; draw with color) with present-tense forms, malte, hat gemalt, sentence patterns and six examples.
Read and practisebasteln: conjugation, meaning and examples
Use basteln (to make crafts; tinker) with present-tense forms, bastelte, hat gebastelt, sentence patterns and six examples.
Read and practisebauen: conjugation, meaning and examples
Use bauen (to build) with present-tense forms, baute, hat gebaut, sentence patterns and six examples.
Read and practisepflanzen: conjugation, meaning and examples
Use pflanzen (to plant) with present-tense forms, pflanzte, hat gepflanzt, sentence patterns and six examples.
Read and practisegießen: conjugation, meaning and examples
Use gießen (to pour; water plants) with present-tense forms, goss, hat gegossen, sentence patterns and six examples.
Read and practiseernten: conjugation, meaning and examples
Use ernten (to harvest) with present-tense forms, erntete, hat geerntet, sentence patterns and six examples.
Read and practisefüttern: conjugation, meaning and examples
Use füttern (to feed) with present-tense forms, fütterte, hat gefüttert, sentence patterns and six examples.
Read and practisepflegen: conjugation, meaning and examples
Use pflegen (to care for; maintain) with present-tense forms, pflegte, hat gepflegt, sentence patterns and six examples.
Read and practiseschützen: conjugation, meaning and examples
Use schützen (to protect) with present-tense forms, schützte, hat geschützt, sentence patterns and six examples.
Read and practiseretten: conjugation, meaning and examples
Use retten (to rescue; save) with present-tense forms, rettete, hat gerettet, sentence patterns and six examples.
Read and practiseverletzen: conjugation, meaning and examples
Use verletzen (to injure; damage; violate) with present-tense forms, verletzte, hat verletzt, sentence patterns and six examples.
Read and practisefördern: conjugation, meaning and examples
Use fördern (to support; promote) with present-tense forms, förderte, hat gefördert, sentence patterns and six examples.
Read and practiseleiden: conjugation, meaning and examples
Use leiden (to suffer) with present-tense forms, litt, hat gelitten, sentence patterns and six examples.
Read and practisehusten: conjugation, meaning and examples
Use husten (to cough) with present-tense forms, hustete, hat gehustet, sentence patterns and six examples.
Read and practiseniesen: conjugation, meaning and examples
Use niesen (to sneeze) with present-tense forms, nieste, hat geniest, sentence patterns and six examples.
Read and practiseatmen: conjugation, meaning and examples
Use atmen (to breathe) with present-tense forms, atmete, hat geatmet, sentence patterns and six examples.
Read and practiseriechen: conjugation, meaning and examples
Use riechen (to smell) with present-tense forms, roch, hat gerochen, sentence patterns and six examples.
Read and practiseschmecken: conjugation, meaning and examples
Use schmecken (to taste; be pleasing in taste) with present-tense forms, schmeckte, hat geschmeckt, sentence patterns and six examples.
Read and practisefühlen: conjugation, meaning and examples
Use fühlen (to feel) with present-tense forms, fühlte, hat gefühlt, sentence patterns and six examples.
Read and practiseberühren: conjugation, meaning and examples
Use berühren (to touch) with present-tense forms, berührte, hat berührt, sentence patterns and six examples.
Read and practiseheben: conjugation, meaning and examples
Use heben (to lift; raise) with present-tense forms, hob, hat gehoben, sentence patterns and six examples.
Read and practisesenken: conjugation, meaning and examples
Use senken (to lower) with present-tense forms, senkte, hat gesenkt, sentence patterns and six examples.
Read and practiseziehen: conjugation, meaning and examples
Use ziehen (to pull; move) with present-tense forms, zog, hat gezogen, sentence patterns and six examples.
Read and practisedrücken: conjugation, meaning and examples
Use drücken (to press; push) with present-tense forms, drückte, hat gedrückt, sentence patterns and six examples.
Read and practisewerfen: conjugation, meaning and examples
Use werfen (to throw) with present-tense forms, warf, hat geworfen, sentence patterns and six examples.
Read and practisefangen: conjugation, meaning and examples
Use fangen (to catch) with present-tense forms, fing, hat gefangen, sentence patterns and six examples.
Read and practiselaufen: conjugation, meaning and examples
Use laufen (to run; walk; operate) with present-tense forms, lief, ist gelaufen, sentence patterns and six examples.
Read and practiserennen: conjugation, meaning and examples
Use rennen (to run fast) with present-tense forms, rannte, ist gerannt, sentence patterns and six examples.
Read and practisespringen: conjugation, meaning and examples
Use springen (to jump) with present-tense forms, sprang, ist gesprungen, sentence patterns and six examples.
Read and practiseklettern: conjugation, meaning and examples
Use klettern (to climb) with present-tense forms, kletterte, ist geklettert, sentence patterns and six examples.
Read and practiseschwimmen: conjugation, meaning and examples
Use schwimmen (to swim) with present-tense forms, schwamm, ist geschwommen, sentence patterns and six examples.
Read and practisetanzen: conjugation, meaning and examples
Use tanzen (to dance) with present-tense forms, tanzte, hat getanzt, sentence patterns and six examples.
Read and practisereisen: conjugation, meaning and examples
Use reisen (to travel) with present-tense forms, reiste, ist gereist, sentence patterns and six examples.
Read and practisewandern: conjugation, meaning and examples
Use wandern (to hike; move gradually) with present-tense forms, wanderte, ist gewandert, sentence patterns and six examples.
Read and practisefliegen: conjugation, meaning and examples
Use fliegen (to fly) with present-tense forms, flog, ist geflogen, sentence patterns and six examples.
Read and practiselanden: conjugation, meaning and examples
Use landen (to land) with present-tense forms, landete, ist gelandet, sentence patterns and six examples.
Read and practisestarten: conjugation, meaning and examples
Use starten (to start; launch) with present-tense forms, startete, hat gestartet, sentence patterns and six examples.
Read and practisestoppen: conjugation, meaning and examples
Use stoppen (to stop) with present-tense forms, stoppte, hat gestoppt, sentence patterns and six examples.
Read and practisebremsen: conjugation, meaning and examples
Use bremsen (to brake; slow down) with present-tense forms, bremste, hat gebremst, sentence patterns and six examples.
Read and practisetanken: conjugation, meaning and examples
Use tanken (to refuel) with present-tense forms, tankte, hat getankt, sentence patterns and six examples.
Read and practiseparken: conjugation, meaning and examples
Use parken (to park) with present-tense forms, parkte, hat geparkt, sentence patterns and six examples.
Read and practiseführen: conjugation, meaning and examples
Use führen (to lead; guide) with present-tense forms, führte, hat geführt, sentence patterns and six examples.
Read and practisefolgen: conjugation, meaning and examples
Use folgen (to follow) with present-tense forms, folgte, ist gefolgt, sentence patterns and six examples.
Read and practisebegegnen: conjugation, meaning and examples
Use begegnen (to encounter; meet by chance) with present-tense forms, begegnete, ist begegnet, sentence patterns and six examples.
Read and practisezustimmen: conjugation, meaning and examples
Use zustimmen (to agree) with present-tense forms, stimmte zu, hat zugestimmt, sentence patterns and six examples.
Read and practisewidersprechen: conjugation, meaning and examples
Use widersprechen (to contradict; disagree) with present-tense forms, widersprach, hat widersprochen, sentence patterns and six examples.
Read and practisedanken: conjugation, meaning and examples
Use danken (to thank) with present-tense forms, dankte, hat gedankt, sentence patterns and six examples.
Read and practisegratulieren: conjugation, meaning and examples
Use gratulieren (to congratulate) with present-tense forms, gratulierte, hat gratuliert, sentence patterns and six examples.
Read and practisevertrauen: conjugation, meaning and examples
Use vertrauen (to trust) with present-tense forms, vertraute, hat vertraut, sentence patterns and six examples.
Read and practisegehören: conjugation, meaning and examples
Use gehören (to belong) with present-tense forms, gehörte, hat gehört, sentence patterns and six examples.
Read and practisepassen: conjugation, meaning and examples
Use passen (to fit; suit) with present-tense forms, passte, hat gepasst, sentence patterns and six examples.
Read and practiseerlauben: conjugation, meaning and examples
Use erlauben (to allow) with present-tense forms, erlaubte, hat erlaubt, sentence patterns and six examples.
Read and practiseverbieten: conjugation, meaning and examples
Use verbieten (to forbid) with present-tense forms, verbot, hat verboten, sentence patterns and six examples.
Read and practiseempfehlen: conjugation, meaning and examples
Use empfehlen (to recommend) with present-tense forms, empfahl, hat empfohlen, sentence patterns and six examples.
Read and practisevorschlagen: conjugation, meaning and examples
Use vorschlagen (to suggest) with present-tense forms, schlug vor, hat vorgeschlagen, sentence patterns and six examples.
Read and practiseanbieten: conjugation, meaning and examples
Use anbieten (to offer) with present-tense forms, bot an, hat angeboten, sentence patterns and six examples.
Read and practiseversprechen: conjugation, meaning and examples
Use versprechen (to promise) with present-tense forms, versprach, hat versprochen, sentence patterns and six examples.
Read and practiseablehnen: conjugation, meaning and examples
Use ablehnen (to decline; reject) with present-tense forms, lehnte ab, hat abgelehnt, sentence patterns and six examples.
Read and practiseannehmen: conjugation, meaning and examples
Use annehmen (to accept; assume) with present-tense forms, nahm an, hat angenommen, sentence patterns and six examples.
Read and practiseunternehmen: conjugation, meaning and examples
Use unternehmen (to undertake; do an activity) with present-tense forms, unternahm, hat unternommen, sentence patterns and six examples.
Read and practiseteilnehmen: conjugation, meaning and examples
Use teilnehmen (to participate) with present-tense forms, nahm teil, hat teilgenommen, sentence patterns and six examples.
Read and practisevergleichen: conjugation, meaning and examples
Use vergleichen (to compare) with present-tense forms, verglich, hat verglichen, sentence patterns and six examples.
Read and practiseerreichen: conjugation, meaning and examples
Use erreichen (to reach; achieve) with present-tense forms, erreichte, hat erreicht, sentence patterns and six examples.
Read and practisevermeiden: conjugation, meaning and examples
Use vermeiden (to avoid) with present-tense forms, vermied, hat vermieden, sentence patterns and six examples.
Read and practisevorbereiten: conjugation, meaning and examples
Use vorbereiten (to prepare) with present-tense forms, bereitete vor, hat vorbereitet, sentence patterns and six examples.
Read and practisestolz auf: case, meaning and sentence patterns
Use stolz auf (proud of) with Akkusativ, original statement/question pairs, a common correction and three checks.
Read and practisezufrieden mit: case, meaning and sentence patterns
Use zufrieden mit (satisfied with) with Dativ, original statement/question pairs, a common correction and three checks.
Read and practiseabhängig von: case, meaning and sentence patterns
Use abhängig von (dependent on) with Dativ, original statement/question pairs, a common correction and three checks.
Read and practisebereit für: case, meaning and sentence patterns
Use bereit für (ready for) with Akkusativ, original statement/question pairs, a common correction and three checks.
Read and practiseverantwortlich für: case, meaning and sentence patterns
Use verantwortlich für (responsible for) with Akkusativ, original statement/question pairs, a common correction and three checks.
Read and practiseinteressiert an: case, meaning and sentence patterns
Use interessiert an (interested in) with Dativ, original statement/question pairs, a common correction and three checks.
Read and practisebekannt für: case, meaning and sentence patterns
Use bekannt für (known for) with Akkusativ, original statement/question pairs, a common correction and three checks.
Read and practisefreundlich zu: case, meaning and sentence patterns
Use freundlich zu (friendly to) with Dativ, original statement/question pairs, a common correction and three checks.
Read and practisehöflich gegenüber: case, meaning and sentence patterns
Use höflich gegenüber (polite toward) with Dativ, original statement/question pairs, a common correction and three checks.
Read and practisestreng mit: case, meaning and sentence patterns
Use streng mit (strict with) with Dativ, original statement/question pairs, a common correction and three checks.
Read and practiseneugierig auf: case, meaning and sentence patterns
Use neugierig auf (curious about) with Akkusativ, original statement/question pairs, a common correction and three checks.
Read and practisegespannt auf: case, meaning and sentence patterns
Use gespannt auf (eager to find out; curious about) with Akkusativ, original statement/question pairs, a common correction and three checks.
Read and practisefroh über: case, meaning and sentence patterns
Use froh über (glad about) with Akkusativ, original statement/question pairs, a common correction and three checks.
Read and practisetraurig über: case, meaning and sentence patterns
Use traurig über (sad about) with Akkusativ, original statement/question pairs, a common correction and three checks.
Read and practiseenttäuscht von: case, meaning and sentence patterns
Use enttäuscht von (disappointed with) with Dativ, original statement/question pairs, a common correction and three checks.
Read and practiseüberrascht über: case, meaning and sentence patterns
Use überrascht über (surprised about) with Akkusativ, original statement/question pairs, a common correction and three checks.
Read and practiseverliebt in: case, meaning and sentence patterns
Use verliebt in (in love with) with Akkusativ, original statement/question pairs, a common correction and three checks.
Read and practiseeifersüchtig auf: case, meaning and sentence patterns
Use eifersüchtig auf (jealous of) with Akkusativ, original statement/question pairs, a common correction and three checks.
Read and practiseneidisch auf: case, meaning and sentence patterns
Use neidisch auf (envious of) with Akkusativ, original statement/question pairs, a common correction and three checks.
Read and practisemüde von: case, meaning and sentence patterns
Use müde von (tired from) with Dativ, original statement/question pairs, a common correction and three checks.
Read and practisefähig zu: case, meaning and sentence patterns
Use fähig zu (capable of) with Dativ, original statement/question pairs, a common correction and three checks.
Read and practisegeeignet für: case, meaning and sentence patterns
Use geeignet für (suitable for) with Akkusativ, original statement/question pairs, a common correction and three checks.
Read and practisetypisch für: case, meaning and sentence patterns
Use typisch für (typical of) with Akkusativ, original statement/question pairs, a common correction and three checks.
Read and practisewichtig für: case, meaning and sentence patterns
Use wichtig für (important for) with Akkusativ, original statement/question pairs, a common correction and three checks.
Read and practiseschädlich für: case, meaning and sentence patterns
Use schädlich für (harmful to) with Akkusativ, original statement/question pairs, a common correction and three checks.
Read and practisenützlich für: case, meaning and sentence patterns
Use nützlich für (useful for) with Akkusativ, original statement/question pairs, a common correction and three checks.
Read and practiseähnlich mit Dativ: case, meaning and sentence patterns
Use ähnlich mit Dativ (similar to) with Dativ, original statement/question pairs, a common correction and three checks.
Read and practiseüberlegen mit Dativ: case, meaning and sentence patterns
Use überlegen mit Dativ (superior to) with Dativ, original statement/question pairs, a common correction and three checks.
Read and practisejemandem bewusst: case, meaning and sentence patterns
Use jemandem bewusst (aware; known to someone) with Dativ, original statement/question pairs, a common correction and three checks.
Read and practisejemandem peinlich: case, meaning and sentence patterns
Use jemandem peinlich (embarrassing to someone) with Dativ, original statement/question pairs, a common correction and three checks.
Read and practiseAngst vor: case, meaning and sentence patterns
Use Angst vor (fear of) with Dativ, original statement/question pairs, a common correction and three checks.
Read and practiseHoffnung auf: case, meaning and sentence patterns
Use Hoffnung auf (hope for) with Akkusativ, original statement/question pairs, a common correction and three checks.
Read and practiseWunsch nach: case, meaning and sentence patterns
Use Wunsch nach (wish for) with Dativ, original statement/question pairs, a common correction and three checks.
Read and practiseBedarf an: case, meaning and sentence patterns
Use Bedarf an (need for; demand for) with Dativ, original statement/question pairs, a common correction and three checks.
Read and practiseMangel an: case, meaning and sentence patterns
Use Mangel an (lack of; shortage of) with Dativ, original statement/question pairs, a common correction and three checks.
Read and practiseGrund für: case, meaning and sentence patterns
Use Grund für (reason for) with Akkusativ, original statement/question pairs, a common correction and three checks.
Read and practiseAnlass für: case, meaning and sentence patterns
Use Anlass für (occasion for; trigger for) with Akkusativ, original statement/question pairs, a common correction and three checks.
Read and practiseUrsache für: case, meaning and sentence patterns
Use Ursache für (cause of) with Akkusativ, original statement/question pairs, a common correction and three checks.
Read and practiseEinfluss auf: case, meaning and sentence patterns
Use Einfluss auf (influence on) with Akkusativ, original statement/question pairs, a common correction and three checks.
Read and practiseRücksicht auf: case, meaning and sentence patterns
Use Rücksicht auf (consideration for) with Akkusativ, original statement/question pairs, a common correction and three checks.
Read and practiseZweifel an: case, meaning and sentence patterns
Use Zweifel an (doubt about) with Dativ, original statement/question pairs, a common correction and three checks.
Read and practiseUnterschied zwischen: case, meaning and sentence patterns
Use Unterschied zwischen (difference between) with Dativ, original statement/question pairs, a common correction and three checks.
Read and practiseVerbindung mit: case, meaning and sentence patterns
Use Verbindung mit (connection with) with Dativ, original statement/question pairs, a common correction and three checks.
Read and practiseBeziehung zu: case, meaning and sentence patterns
Use Beziehung zu (relationship to; relationship with) with Dativ, original statement/question pairs, a common correction and three checks.
Read and practiseKontakt zu: case, meaning and sentence patterns
Use Kontakt zu (contact with) with Dativ, original statement/question pairs, a common correction and three checks.
Read and practiseBeitrag zu: case, meaning and sentence patterns
Use Beitrag zu (contribution to) with Dativ, original statement/question pairs, a common correction and three checks.
Read and practiseWarnung vor: case, meaning and sentence patterns
Use Warnung vor (warning about; warning against) with Dativ, original statement/question pairs, a common correction and three checks.
Read and practiseReaktion auf: case, meaning and sentence patterns
Use Reaktion auf (reaction to) with Akkusativ, original statement/question pairs, a common correction and three checks.
Read and practiseZugang zu: case, meaning and sentence patterns
Use Zugang zu (access to) with Dativ, original statement/question pairs, a common correction and three checks.
Read and practiseVoraussetzung für: case, meaning and sentence patterns
Use Voraussetzung für (prerequisite for) with Akkusativ, original statement/question pairs, a common correction and three checks.
Read and practiseErfahrung mit: case, meaning and sentence patterns
Use Erfahrung mit (experience with) with Dativ, original statement/question pairs, a common correction and three checks.
Read and practiseKenntnis von: case, meaning and sentence patterns
Use Kenntnis von (knowledge of; awareness of) with Dativ, original statement/question pairs, a common correction and three checks.
Read and practiseAbstand zu: case, meaning and sentence patterns
Use Abstand zu (distance from; separation from) with Dativ, original statement/question pairs, a common correction and three checks.
Read and practiseAbschied von: case, meaning and sentence patterns
Use Abschied von (farewell to) with Dativ, original statement/question pairs, a common correction and three checks.
Read and practiseVerzicht auf: case, meaning and sentence patterns
Use Verzicht auf (giving up; doing without) with Akkusativ, original statement/question pairs, a common correction and three checks.
Read and practiseAnteil an: case, meaning and sentence patterns
Use Anteil an (share of; part in) with Dativ, original statement/question pairs, a common correction and three checks.
Read and practiseUmgang mit: case, meaning and sentence patterns
Use Umgang mit (handling; dealing with) with Dativ, original statement/question pairs, a common correction and three checks.
Read and practiseZusammenhang mit: case, meaning and sentence patterns
Use Zusammenhang mit (connection with; relationship with) with Dativ, original statement/question pairs, a common correction and three checks.
Read and practiseAlternative zu: case, meaning and sentence patterns
Use Alternative zu (alternative to) with Dativ, original statement/question pairs, a common correction and three checks.
Read and practiseErsatz für: case, meaning and sentence patterns
Use Ersatz für (replacement for; substitute for) with Akkusativ, original statement/question pairs, a common correction and three checks.
Read and practiseachten auf: case, meaning and sentence patterns
Use achten auf (pay attention to) with Akkusativ, original statement/question pairs, a common correction and three checks.
Read and practisesich sorgen um: case, meaning and sentence patterns
Use sich sorgen um (worry about) with Akkusativ, original statement/question pairs, a common correction and three checks.
Read and practiseträumen von: case, meaning and sentence patterns
Use träumen von (dream of; dream about) with Dativ, original statement/question pairs, a common correction and three checks.
Read and practisesich ärgern über: case, meaning and sentence patterns
Use sich ärgern über (get annoyed about) with Akkusativ, original statement/question pairs, a common correction and three checks.
Read and practisesich beschweren über: case, meaning and sentence patterns
Use sich beschweren über (complain about) with Akkusativ, original statement/question pairs, a common correction and three checks.
Read and practisesich bewerben um: case, meaning and sentence patterns
Use sich bewerben um (apply for) with Akkusativ, original statement/question pairs, a common correction and three checks.
Read and practisesich bedanken für: case, meaning and sentence patterns
Use sich bedanken für (thank someone for) with Akkusativ, original statement/question pairs, a common correction and three checks.
Read and practisesich entschuldigen für: case, meaning and sentence patterns
Use sich entschuldigen für (apologize for) with Akkusativ, original statement/question pairs, a common correction and three checks.
Read and practisesich erkundigen nach: case, meaning and sentence patterns
Use sich erkundigen nach (inquire about) with Dativ, original statement/question pairs, a common correction and three checks.
Read and practisesich gewöhnen an: case, meaning and sentence patterns
Use sich gewöhnen an (get used to) with Akkusativ, original statement/question pairs, a common correction and three checks.
Read and practisesich konzentrieren auf: case, meaning and sentence patterns
Use sich konzentrieren auf (concentrate on) with Akkusativ, original statement/question pairs, a common correction and three checks.
Read and practisesich kümmern um: case, meaning and sentence patterns
Use sich kümmern um (take care of) with Akkusativ, original statement/question pairs, a common correction and three checks.
Read and practisesich sehnen nach: case, meaning and sentence patterns
Use sich sehnen nach (long for) with Dativ, original statement/question pairs, a common correction and three checks.
Read and practisesich wundern über: case, meaning and sentence patterns
Use sich wundern über (be surprised at; wonder about) with Akkusativ, original statement/question pairs, a common correction and three checks.
Read and practisesich schämen für: case, meaning and sentence patterns
Use sich schämen für (feel ashamed of) with Akkusativ, original statement/question pairs, a common correction and three checks.
Read and practisesich verabreden mit: case, meaning and sentence patterns
Use sich verabreden mit (arrange to meet) with Dativ, original statement/question pairs, a common correction and three checks.
Read and practisesich streiten über: case, meaning and sentence patterns
Use sich streiten über (argue about) with Akkusativ, original statement/question pairs, a common correction and three checks.
Read and practisesich verlassen auf: case, meaning and sentence patterns
Use sich verlassen auf (rely on) with Akkusativ, original statement/question pairs, a common correction and three checks.
Read and practiseprofitieren von: case, meaning and sentence patterns
Use profitieren von (benefit from) with Dativ, original statement/question pairs, a common correction and three checks.
Read and practisebestehen aus: case, meaning and sentence patterns
Use bestehen aus (consist of) with Dativ, original statement/question pairs, a common correction and three checks.
Read and practiseberuhen auf: case, meaning and sentence patterns
Use beruhen auf (be based on) with Dativ, original statement/question pairs, a common correction and three checks.
Read and practisestammen aus: case, meaning and sentence patterns
Use stammen aus (originate from) with Dativ, original statement/question pairs, a common correction and three checks.
Read and practisehandeln von: case, meaning and sentence patterns
Use handeln von (be about) with Dativ, original statement/question pairs, a common correction and three checks.
Read and practiseverfügen über: case, meaning and sentence patterns
Use verfügen über (have at one's disposal) with Akkusativ, original statement/question pairs, a common correction and three checks.
Read and practisewählen zwischen: case, meaning and sentence patterns
Use wählen zwischen (choose between) with Dativ, original statement/question pairs, a common correction and three checks.
Read and practiseunterscheiden zwischen: case, meaning and sentence patterns
Use unterscheiden zwischen (distinguish between) with Dativ, original statement/question pairs, a common correction and three checks.
Read and practiseüberzeugen von: case, meaning and sentence patterns
Use überzeugen von (convince of) with Dativ, original statement/question pairs, a common correction and three checks.
Read and practiseüberreden zu: case, meaning and sentence patterns
Use überreden zu (persuade to) with Dativ, original statement/question pairs, a common correction and three checks.
Read and practisebitten um: case, meaning and sentence patterns
Use bitten um (ask for; request) with Akkusativ, original statement/question pairs, a common correction and three checks.
Read and practiseauffordern zu: case, meaning and sentence patterns
Use auffordern zu (call on; request someone to) with Dativ, original statement/question pairs, a common correction and three checks.
Read and practiseeinladen zu: case, meaning and sentence patterns
Use einladen zu (invite to) with Dativ, original statement/question pairs, a common correction and three checks.
Read and practiseermutigen zu: case, meaning and sentence patterns
Use ermutigen zu (encourage to) with Dativ, original statement/question pairs, a common correction and three checks.
Read and practiseabhalten von: case, meaning and sentence patterns
Use abhalten von (keep from; deter from) with Dativ, original statement/question pairs, a common correction and three checks.
Read and practiseabraten von: case, meaning and sentence patterns
Use abraten von (advise against) with Dativ, original statement/question pairs, a common correction and three checks.
Read and practiseausgehen von: case, meaning and sentence patterns
Use ausgehen von (assume; proceed from) with Dativ, original statement/question pairs, a common correction and three checks.
Read and practiseanknüpfen an: case, meaning and sentence patterns
Use anknüpfen an (build on; pick up from) with Akkusativ, original statement/question pairs, a common correction and three checks.
Read and practiseanfangen mit: case, meaning and sentence patterns
Use anfangen mit (start with) with Dativ, original statement/question pairs, a common correction and three checks.
Read and practiseaufhören mit: case, meaning and sentence patterns
Use aufhören mit (stop doing) with Dativ, original statement/question pairs, a common correction and three checks.
Read and practisehinweisen auf: case, meaning and sentence patterns
Use hinweisen auf (point out; draw attention to) with Akkusativ, original statement/question pairs, a common correction and three checks.
Read and practisesich orientieren an: case, meaning and sentence patterns
Use sich orientieren an (use as a guide) with Dativ, original statement/question pairs, a common correction and three checks.
Read and practiseaufgrund: case, meaning and sentence patterns
Use aufgrund (because of; on the basis of) with Genitiv, original statement/question pairs, a common correction and three checks.
Read and practiseinfolge: case, meaning and sentence patterns
Use infolge (as a result of) with Genitiv, original statement/question pairs, a common correction and three checks.
Read and practiseangesichts: case, meaning and sentence patterns
Use angesichts (in view of) with Genitiv, original statement/question pairs, a common correction and three checks.
Read and practiseanlässlich: case, meaning and sentence patterns
Use anlässlich (on the occasion of) with Genitiv, original statement/question pairs, a common correction and three checks.
Read and practisebezüglich: case, meaning and sentence patterns
Use bezüglich (regarding) with Genitiv, original statement/question pairs, a common correction and three checks.
Read and practisehinsichtlich: case, meaning and sentence patterns
Use hinsichtlich (with regard to) with Genitiv, original statement/question pairs, a common correction and three checks.
Read and practiseinnerhalb: case, meaning and sentence patterns
Use innerhalb (within; inside) with Genitiv, original statement/question pairs, a common correction and three checks.
Read and practiseaußerhalb: case, meaning and sentence patterns
Use außerhalb (outside) with Genitiv, original statement/question pairs, a common correction and three checks.
Read and practiseoberhalb: case, meaning and sentence patterns
Use oberhalb (above) with Genitiv, original statement/question pairs, a common correction and three checks.
Read and practiseunterhalb: case, meaning and sentence patterns
Use unterhalb (below) with Genitiv, original statement/question pairs, a common correction and three checks.
Read and practisediesseits: case, meaning and sentence patterns
Use diesseits (on this side of) with Genitiv, original statement/question pairs, a common correction and three checks.
Read and practisejenseits: case, meaning and sentence patterns
Use jenseits (beyond; on the other side of) with Genitiv, original statement/question pairs, a common correction and three checks.
Read and practiseanstelle: case, meaning and sentence patterns
Use anstelle (instead of; in place of) with Genitiv, original statement/question pairs, a common correction and three checks.
Read and practisestatt: case, meaning and sentence patterns
Use statt (instead of) with Genitiv, original statement/question pairs, a common correction and three checks.
Read and practisemittels: case, meaning and sentence patterns
Use mittels (by means of) with Genitiv, original statement/question pairs, a common correction and three checks.
Read and practisemangels: case, meaning and sentence patterns
Use mangels (for lack of) with Genitiv, original statement/question pairs, a common correction and three checks.
Read and practisezwecks: case, meaning and sentence patterns
Use zwecks (for the purpose of) with Genitiv, original statement/question pairs, a common correction and three checks.
Read and practiseseitens: case, meaning and sentence patterns
Use seitens (on the part of; from) with Genitiv, original statement/question pairs, a common correction and three checks.
Read and practiseungeachtet: case, meaning and sentence patterns
Use ungeachtet (regardless of; despite) with Genitiv, original statement/question pairs, a common correction and three checks.
Read and practiseeinschließlich: case, meaning and sentence patterns
Use einschließlich (including) with Genitiv, original statement/question pairs, a common correction and three checks.
Read and practiseentsprechend: case, meaning and sentence patterns
Use entsprechend (according to; in keeping with) with Dativ, original statement/question pairs, a common correction and three checks.
Read and practisegemäß: case, meaning and sentence patterns
Use gemäß (according to; in accordance with) with Dativ, original statement/question pairs, a common correction and three checks.
Read and practisegegenüber: case, meaning and sentence patterns
Use gegenüber (opposite; toward) with Dativ, original statement/question pairs, a common correction and three checks.
Read and practiseentgegen: case, meaning and sentence patterns
Use entgegen (contrary to; toward) with Dativ, original statement/question pairs, a common correction and three checks.
Read and practisezufolge nachgestellt: case, meaning and sentence patterns
Use zufolge nachgestellt (according to) with Dativ, original statement/question pairs, a common correction and three checks.
Read and practisezuliebe: case, meaning and sentence patterns
Use zuliebe (for the sake of) with Dativ, original statement/question pairs, a common correction and three checks.
Read and practiseentlang nachgestellt: case, meaning and sentence patterns
Use entlang nachgestellt (along) with Akkusativ, original statement/question pairs, a common correction and three checks.
Read and practisegegen: case, meaning and sentence patterns
Use gegen (against; around a time) with Akkusativ, original statement/question pairs, a common correction and three checks.
Read and practiseohne: case, meaning and sentence patterns
Use ohne (without) with Akkusativ, original statement/question pairs, a common correction and three checks.
Read and practisedurch: case, meaning and sentence patterns
Use durch (through; by means of) with Akkusativ, original statement/question pairs, a common correction and three checks.
Read and practiseum: case, meaning and sentence patterns
Use um (around; at a time; by an amount) with Akkusativ, original statement/question pairs, a common correction and three checks.
Read and practisebis: case, meaning and sentence patterns
Use bis (until; as far as) with Akkusativ, original statement/question pairs, a common correction and three checks.
Read and practiseab: case, meaning and sentence patterns
Use ab (from a starting point onward) with Dativ, original statement/question pairs, a common correction and three checks.
Read and practiseaußer: case, meaning and sentence patterns
Use außer (except; apart from) with Dativ, original statement/question pairs, a common correction and three checks.
Read and practisezuzüglich: case, meaning and sentence patterns
Use zuzüglich (plus; with the addition of) with Genitiv, original statement/question pairs, a common correction and three checks.
Read and practiseabzüglich: case, meaning and sentence patterns
Use abzüglich (minus; after deducting) with Genitiv, original statement/question pairs, a common correction and three checks.
Read and practisein Bezug auf: case, meaning and sentence patterns
Use in Bezug auf (regarding; with respect to) with Akkusativ, original statement/question pairs, a common correction and three checks.
Read and practiseim Hinblick auf: case, meaning and sentence patterns
Use im Hinblick auf (with a view to; in view of) with Akkusativ, original statement/question pairs, a common correction and three checks.
Read and practiseim Gegensatz zu: case, meaning and sentence patterns
Use im Gegensatz zu (in contrast to) with Dativ, original statement/question pairs, a common correction and three checks.
Read and practiseim Vergleich zu: case, meaning and sentence patterns
Use im Vergleich zu (compared with) with Dativ, original statement/question pairs, a common correction and three checks.
Read and practiseOngoing situations with seit: German for English speakers
Compare English and German through ongoing situations with seit, six original examples, a correction and explained practice.
Read and practiseGerman questions without English do: German for English speakers
Compare English and German through german questions without english do, six original examples, a correction and explained practice.
Read and practiseThan and as: als and wie: German for English speakers
Compare English and German through than and as: als and wie, six original examples, a correction and explained practice.
Read and practiseFreund and Freundin: make the relationship clear: German for English speakers
Compare English and German through freund and freundin: make the relationship clear, six original examples, a correction and explained practice.
Read and practiseEnglish will and German will: German for English speakers
Compare English and German through english will and german will, six original examples, a correction and explained practice.
Read and practiseLearning German gender when Turkish has no noun gender: German for Turkish speakers
Compare Turkish and German through learning german gender when turkish has no noun gender, six original examples, a correction and explained practice.
Read and practiseThe German verb in present descriptions: German for Turkish speakers
Compare Turkish and German through the german verb in present descriptions, six original examples, a correction and explained practice.
Read and practiseGerman main-clause verbs after a fronted phrase: German for Turkish speakers
Compare Turkish and German through german main-clause verbs after a fronted phrase, six original examples, a correction and explained practice.
Read and practiseGerman plurals after numbers: German for Turkish speakers
Compare Turkish and German through german plurals after numbers, six original examples, a correction and explained practice.
Read and practiseFrom Turkish endings and postpositions to German prepositions: German for Turkish speakers
Compare Turkish and German through from turkish endings and postpositions to german prepositions, six original examples, a correction and explained practice.
Read and practiseNegated German objects keep their verb's case: German for Polish speakers
Compare Polish and German through negated german objects keep their verb's case, six original examples, a correction and explained practice.
Read and practisePolish gender does not determine German gender: German for Polish speakers
Compare Polish and German through polish gender does not determine german gender, six original examples, a correction and explained practice.
Read and practiseProfessions after German sein: German for Polish speakers
Compare Polish and German through professions after german sein, six original examples, a correction and explained practice.
Read and practiseKeep German verb position while changing emphasis: German for Polish speakers
Compare Polish and German through keep german verb position while changing emphasis, six original examples, a correction and explained practice.
Read and practiseGerman z and the Polish c sound: German for Polish speakers
Compare Polish and German through german z and the polish c sound, six original examples, a correction and explained practice.
Read and practiseKeeping sein in German descriptions: German for Russian speakers
Compare Russian and German through keeping sein in german descriptions, six original examples, a correction and explained practice.
Read and practiseGender belongs to the German noun: German for Russian speakers
Compare Russian and German through gender belongs to the german noun, six original examples, a correction and explained practice.
Read and practiseGerman Perfekt is not Russian perfective aspect: German for Russian speakers
Compare Russian and German through german perfekt is not russian perfective aspect, six original examples, a correction and explained practice.
Read and practiseCapitalizing German common nouns: German for Russian speakers
Compare Russian and German through capitalizing german common nouns, six original examples, a correction and explained practice.
Read and practiseFrom у меня есть to German haben: German for Russian speakers
Compare Russian and German through from у меня есть to german haben, six original examples, a correction and explained practice.
Read and practiseAdding German articles to identify a referent: German for Ukrainian speakers
Compare Ukrainian and German through adding german articles to identify a referent, six original examples, a correction and explained practice.
Read and practiseМісто and Stadt: check German gender anew: German for Ukrainian speakers
Compare Ukrainian and German through місто and stadt: check german gender anew, six original examples, a correction and explained practice.
Read and practiseМені холодно and mir ist kalt: German for Ukrainian speakers
Compare Ukrainian and German through мені холодно and mir ist kalt, six original examples, a correction and explained practice.
Read and practiseUsing де and куди to distinguish wo and wohin: German for Ukrainian speakers
Compare Ukrainian and German through using де and куди to distinguish wo and wohin, six original examples, a correction and explained practice.
Read and practiseAge with German sein instead of a dative person: German for Ukrainian speakers
Compare Ukrainian and German through age with german sein instead of a dative person, six original examples, a correction and explained practice.
Read and practiseTwo things: German plural instead of an Arabic dual: German for Modern Standard Arabic speakers
Compare Modern Standard Arabic and German through two things: german plural instead of an arabic dual, six original examples, a correction and explained practice.
Read and practiseGerman neuter alongside masculine and feminine: German for Modern Standard Arabic speakers
Compare Modern Standard Arabic and German through german neuter alongside masculine and feminine, six original examples, a correction and explained practice.
Read and practisePutting a German attributive adjective before its noun: German for Modern Standard Arabic speakers
Compare Modern Standard Arabic and German through putting a german attributive adjective before its noun, six original examples, a correction and explained practice.
Read and practiseAdding sein to a German present description: German for Modern Standard Arabic speakers
Compare Modern Standard Arabic and German through adding sein to a german present description, six original examples, a correction and explained practice.
Read and practiseLearning German plurals as lexical forms: German for Modern Standard Arabic speakers
Compare Modern Standard Arabic and German through learning german plurals as lexical forms, six original examples, a correction and explained practice.
Read and practiseFrench and German gender can disagree: German for French speakers
Compare French and German through french and german gender can disagree, six original examples, a correction and explained practice.
Read and practiseGerman adjective order beyond French patterns: German for French speakers
Compare French and German through german adjective order beyond french patterns, six original examples, a correction and explained practice.
Read and practiseDepuis and seit for continuing situations: German for French speakers
Compare French and German through depuis and seit for continuing situations, six original examples, a correction and explained practice.
Read and practiseFrom pas de to German kein forms: German for French speakers
Compare French and German through from pas de to german kein forms, six original examples, a correction and explained practice.
Read and practiseGerman weil changes the finite verb's position: German for French speakers
Compare French and German through german weil changes the finite verb's position, six original examples, a correction and explained practice.
Read and practiseGerman participle order in a simple Perfekt clause: German for Dutch speakers
Compare Dutch and German through german participle order in a simple perfekt clause, six original examples, a correction and explained practice.
Read and practiseDutch de does not choose German der or die: German for Dutch speakers
Compare Dutch and German through dutch de does not choose german der or die, six original examples, a correction and explained practice.
Read and practiseDutch als and German wie in equal comparisons: German for Dutch speakers
Compare Dutch and German through dutch als and german wie in equal comparisons, six original examples, a correction and explained practice.
Read and practiseDutch bellen and German anrufen: German for Dutch speakers
Compare Dutch and German through dutch bellen and german anrufen, six original examples, a correction and explained practice.
Read and practiseDutch durven and German dürfen: German for Dutch speakers
Compare Dutch and German through dutch durven and german dürfen, six original examples, a correction and explained practice.
Read and practiseKeeping a subject in ordinary German statements: German for Italian speakers
Compare Italian and German through keeping a subject in ordinary german statements, six original examples, a correction and explained practice.
Read and practiseIl sole becomes die Sonne: German for Italian speakers
Compare Italian and German through il sole becomes die sonne, six original examples, a correction and explained practice.
Read and practiseGerman adjective placement and endings: German for Italian speakers
Compare Italian and German through german adjective placement and endings, six original examples, a correction and explained practice.
Read and practiseItalian stare plus gerund and German present: German for Italian speakers
Compare Italian and German through italian stare plus gerund and german present, six original examples, a correction and explained practice.
Read and practiseUsing piacere to understand German gefallen: German for Italian speakers
Compare Italian and German through using piacere to understand german gefallen, six original examples, a correction and explained practice.
Read and practiseSer and estar can both correspond to sein: German for Spanish speakers
Compare Spanish and German through ser and estar can both correspond to sein, six original examples, a correction and explained practice.
Read and practiseGerman subject pronouns after Spanish subject omission: German for Spanish speakers
Compare Spanish and German through german subject pronouns after spanish subject omission, six original examples, a correction and explained practice.
Read and practiseGerman personal objects without Spanish personal a: German for Spanish speakers
Compare Spanish and German through german personal objects without spanish personal a, six original examples, a correction and explained practice.
Read and practiseFrom gustar to German dative gefallen: German for Spanish speakers
Compare Spanish and German through from gustar to german dative gefallen, six original examples, a correction and explained practice.
Read and practiseSpanish para: German für or um ... zu: German for Spanish speakers
Compare Spanish and German through spanish para: german für or um ... zu, six original examples, a correction and explained practice.
Read and practiseBrazilian estar plus gerund and German present: German for Brazilian Portuguese speakers
Compare Brazilian Portuguese and German through brazilian estar plus gerund and german present, six original examples, a correction and explained practice.
Read and practiseVocê does not automatically mean German Sie: German for Brazilian Portuguese speakers
Compare Brazilian Portuguese and German through você does not automatically mean german sie, six original examples, a correction and explained practice.
Read and practiseGerman mein without an extra definite article: German for Brazilian Portuguese speakers
Compare Brazilian Portuguese and German through german mein without an extra definite article, six original examples, a correction and explained practice.
Read and practisePortuguese em and German in with case: German for Brazilian Portuguese speakers
Compare Brazilian Portuguese and German through portuguese em and german in with case, six original examples, a correction and explained practice.
Read and practiseAchar: finding, evaluating or believing in German: German for Brazilian Portuguese speakers
Compare Brazilian Portuguese and German through achar: finding, evaluating or believing in german, six original examples, a correction and explained practice.
Read and practiseCounting German nouns without Mandarin classifiers: German for Mandarin Chinese speakers
Compare Mandarin Chinese and German through counting german nouns without mandarin classifiers, six original examples, a correction and explained practice.
Read and practiseGerman verbs change with their subjects: German for Mandarin Chinese speakers
Compare Mandarin Chinese and German through german verbs change with their subjects, six original examples, a correction and explained practice.
Read and practiseGerman question words move to the front: German for Mandarin Chinese speakers
Compare Mandarin Chinese and German through german question words move to the front, six original examples, a correction and explained practice.
Read and practiseGerman plural forms after numbers and quantifiers: German for Mandarin Chinese speakers
Compare Mandarin Chinese and German through german plural forms after numbers and quantifiers, six original examples, a correction and explained practice.
Read and practiseSpoken tā and German er, sie, es: German for Mandarin Chinese speakers
Compare Mandarin Chinese and German through spoken tā and german er, sie, es, six original examples, a correction and explained practice.
Read and practiseAsk a neighbor to accept your parcel in German
How to ask a neighbor to accept your parcel in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseBorrow and return a household tool in German
How to borrow and return a household tool in German: 3 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseAgree on a shared laundry-room slot in German
How to agree on a shared laundry-room slot in German: 3 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseArrange access for a meter reading in German
How to arrange access for a meter reading in German: 3 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseAsk a neighbor to lower the music in German
How to ask a neighbor to lower the music in German: 3 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseQuery a different checkout price in German
How to query a different checkout price in German: 3 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseAsk for an itemized receipt in German
How to ask for an itemized receipt in German: 3 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseAsk to split a restaurant bill in German
How to ask to split a restaurant bill in German: 3 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseChange a takeaway order in German
How to change a takeaway order in German: 3 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseDescribe a vending-machine problem in German
How to describe a vending-machine problem in German: 3 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseFind the bicycle space on a train in German
How to find the bicycle space on a train in German: 3 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseResolve an occupied reserved seat in German
How to resolve an occupied reserved seat in German: 3 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseAsk about a ticket-machine screen in German
How to ask about a ticket-machine screen in German: 3 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseAsk for a station route with a lift in German
How to ask for a station route with a lift in German: 3 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseConfirm a clinic date by repeating it back in German
How to confirm a clinic date by repeating it back in German: 3 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseFind the right clinic department in German
How to find the right clinic department in German: 3 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseExplain a school collection change in German
How to explain a school collection change in German: 3 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseAsk to try a club session in German
How to ask to try a club session in German: 3 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseDiscuss a library renewal that is unavailable in German
How to discuss a library renewal that is unavailable in German: 3 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseFind the correct service counter in German
How to find the correct service counter in German: 3 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseAgree on space in a shared fridge in German
How to agree on space in a shared fridge in German: 3 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseArrange plant watering while away in German
How to arrange plant watering while away in German: 3 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseArrange a spare-key handover in German
How to arrange a spare-key handover in German: 3 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseClarify a shared cleaning rota in German
How to clarify a shared cleaning rota in German: 3 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseAsk about a blocked bicycle-room entrance in German
How to ask about a blocked bicycle-room entrance in German: 3 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseDescribe a draught at a window in German
How to describe a draught at a window in German: 3 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseArrange a time window for a heating visit in German
How to arrange a time window for a heating visit in German: 3 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseAsk about the name on an intercom in German
How to ask about the name on an intercom in German: 3 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseAsk where a shared bin belongs in German
How to ask where a shared bin belongs in German: 3 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseDiscuss a planned drilling time in German
How to discuss a planned drilling time in German: 3 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseClarify a water-shutoff notice in German
How to clarify a water-shutoff notice in German: 3 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseClarify an unlabeled item in shared storage in German
How to clarify an unlabeled item in shared storage in German: 3 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseDiscuss an overnight guest with a roommate in German
How to discuss an overnight guest with a roommate in German: 3 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseAgree on a shared household purchase in German
How to agree on a shared household purchase in German: 3 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseCoordinate moving furniture through a stairwell in German
How to coordinate moving furniture through a stairwell in German: 3 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseClarify a description at a flat handover in German
How to clarify a description at a flat handover in German: 3 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseAsk about mail for a previous tenant in German
How to ask about mail for a previous tenant in German: 3 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseCompare an internet outage with a neighbor in German
How to compare an internet outage with a neighbor in German: 3 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseClarify a shared parking-place arrangement in German
How to clarify a shared parking-place arrangement in German: 3 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseExplain smoke coming through a window in German
How to explain smoke coming through a window in German: 3 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseReport damp boxes in a cellar in German
How to report damp boxes in a cellar in German: 3 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseArrange use of a shared terrace in German
How to arrange use of a shared terrace in German: 3 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseExplain that a key will not turn in German
How to explain that a key will not turn in German: 3 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseAsk about shared leftovers in German
How to ask about shared leftovers in German: 3 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseArrange a neighbor’s pet-sitting visit in German
How to arrange a neighbor’s pet-sitting visit in German: 3 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseAsk about an unavailable clothing size in German
How to ask about an unavailable clothing size in German: 3 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseAsk whether a display item is for sale in German
How to ask whether a display item is for sale in German: 3 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseClarify a color shown on packaging in German
How to clarify a color shown on packaging in German: 3 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseAsk a shop to set an item aside in German
How to ask a shop to set an item aside in German: 3 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseClarify what identifies a shop collection in German
How to clarify what identifies a shop collection in German: 3 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseAsk about a receipt for a gift in German
How to ask about a receipt for a gift in German: 3 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseQuery an incorrect quantity on a receipt in German
How to query an incorrect quantity on a receipt in German: 3 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseClarify an uncertain card-terminal result in German
How to clarify an uncertain card-terminal result in German: 3 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseAsk where to weigh loose produce in German
How to ask where to weigh loose produce in German: 3 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseAsk about using your own food container in German
How to ask about using your own food container in German: 3 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseAsk about the scope of a shoe repair in German
How to ask about the scope of a shoe repair in German: 3 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseDescribe a stain at a cleaning service in German
How to describe a stain at a cleaning service in German: 3 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseSpecify a double-sided printing order in German
How to specify a double-sided printing order in German: 3 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseDiscuss a cropped photograph at a print shop in German
How to discuss a cropped photograph at a print shop in German: 3 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseAsk what a repair appointment will involve in German
How to ask what a repair appointment will involve in German: 3 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseClarify which key needs copying in German
How to clarify which key needs copying in German: 3 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseAsk about adjusting spectacle frames in German
How to ask about adjusting spectacle frames in German: 3 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseChoose a substitute at a florist in German
How to choose a substitute at a florist in German: 3 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseAsk about fruit ripeness at a market in German
How to ask about fruit ripeness at a market in German: 3 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseAsk permission to try a shop sample in German
How to ask permission to try a shop sample in German: 3 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseClarify your place in a shop queue in German
How to clarify your place in a shop queue in German: 3 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseAsk for less packaging in German
How to ask for less packaging in German: 3 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseIdentify a replacement part in a shop in German
How to identify a replacement part in a shop in German: 3 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseAsk what a product label means in German
How to ask what a product label means in German: 3 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseExplain a faded receipt in German
How to explain a faded receipt in German: 3 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseTell a shop you will collect later in German
How to tell a shop you will collect later in German: 3 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseCheck which side of the road your bus leaves from in German
How to check which side of the road your bus leaves from in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseAsk how to request your bus stop in German
How to ask how to request your bus stop in German: 3 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseAsk about space for a pram on a bus in German
How to ask about space for a pram on a bus in German: 3 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseFind a replacement bus stop in German
How to find a replacement bus stop in German: 3 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseUnderstand a changed carriage order in German
How to understand a changed carriage order in German: 3 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseAsk about a train on a short platform in German
How to ask about a train on a short platform in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseCheck which train section goes to your destination in German
How to check which train section goes to your destination in German: 3 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseAsk someone to move luggage from the aisle in German
How to ask someone to move luggage from the aisle in German: 3 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseAsk to reach a train socket in German
How to ask to reach a train socket in German: 3 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseAgree on a train window blind in German
How to agree on a train window blind in German: 3 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseAsk about a quiet-carriage sign in German
How to ask about a quiet-carriage sign in German: 3 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseClarify a corrected platform announcement in German
How to clarify a corrected platform announcement in German: 3 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseDescribe a name typo on a ticket in German
How to describe a name typo on a ticket in German: 3 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseAsk to sit beside a travel companion in German
How to ask to sit beside a travel companion in German: 3 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseSpecify a particular taxi drop-off entrance in German
How to specify a particular taxi drop-off entrance in German: 3 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseAsk for a taxi receipt with journey details in German
How to ask for a taxi receipt with journey details in German: 3 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseDescribe where a shared car is parked in German
How to describe where a shared car is parked in German: 3 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseAsk which parking-zone number applies in German
How to ask which parking-zone number applies in German: 3 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseDescribe a flat bicycle tyre at a workshop in German
How to describe a flat bicycle tyre at a workshop in German: 3 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseAsk about a cycle route’s surface in German
How to ask about a cycle route’s surface in German: 3 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseAsk about language support at an appointment in German
How to ask about language support at an appointment in German: 3 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseExplain a delayed arrival at a clinic in German
How to explain a delayed arrival at a clinic in German: 3 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseCheck which waiting area to use in German
How to check which waiting area to use in German: 3 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseAsk about a word on a clinic form in German
How to ask about a word on a clinic form in German: 3 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseAsk for an explanation in writing in German
How to ask for an explanation in writing in German: 3 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseSpell a name at clinic reception in German
How to spell a name at clinic reception in German: 3 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseReport a changed clinic contact number in German
How to report a changed clinic contact number in German: 3 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseAsk how an institution will contact you in German
How to ask how an institution will contact you in German: 3 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseAsk a pharmacist to repeat label wording in German
How to ask a pharmacist to repeat label wording in German: 3 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseAsk whether a pharmacy order has arrived in German
How to ask whether a pharmacy order has arrived in German: 3 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseFind the room for a therapy appointment in German
How to find the room for a therapy appointment in German: 3 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseClarify the stated purpose of an appointment in German
How to clarify the stated purpose of an appointment in German: 3 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseTell reception an accompanying person is arriving in German
How to tell reception an accompanying person is arriving in German: 3 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseClarify conflicting appointment reminders in German
How to clarify conflicting appointment reminders in German: 3 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseAsk to discuss personal details discreetly in German
How to ask to discuss personal details discreetly in German: 3 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseExplain a food preference when visiting friends in German
How to explain a food preference when visiting friends in German: 3 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseAgree what to bring to a shared meal in German
How to agree what to bring to a shared meal in German: 3 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseClarify how to arrive at a friend’s building in German
How to clarify how to arrive at a friend’s building in German: 3 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseExplain that you need to leave a gathering early in German
How to explain that you need to leave a gathering early in German: 3 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseMove a meeting point within the same venue in German
How to move a meeting point within the same venue in German: 3 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseArrange return of a borrowed book in German
How to arrange return of a borrowed book in German: 3 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseAsk before sharing a group photograph in German
How to ask before sharing a group photograph in German: 3 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseRespond to an invitation requesting no gifts in German
How to respond to an invitation requesting no gifts in German: 3 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseAsk for a board-game rule to be demonstrated in German
How to ask for a board-game rule to be demonstrated in German: 3 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseDiscuss repayment for a shared event ticket in German
How to discuss repayment for a shared event ticket in German: 3 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseAsk which equipment a club lends out in German
How to ask which equipment a club lends out in German: 3 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseAsk how a club waiting list works in German
How to ask how a club waiting list works in German: 3 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseFind a volunteering group at its first meeting in German
How to find a volunteering group at its first meeting in German: 3 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseClarify what a volunteering task includes in German
How to clarify what a volunteering task includes in German: 3 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseDecline a personal conversation topic politely in German
How to decline a personal conversation topic politely in German: 3 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseOffer help without putting pressure on someone in German
How to offer help without putting pressure on someone in German: 3 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseCorrect a misheard name in conversation in German
How to correct a misheard name in conversation in German: 3 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseRaise an objection to a group plan in German
How to raise an objection to a group plan in German: 3 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseAgree on a backup plan for a picnic in German
How to agree on a backup plan for a picnic in German: 3 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseAsk whether guests may take leftovers in German
How to ask whether guests may take leftovers in German: 3 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseClarify an item on a school-trip list in German
How to clarify an item on a school-trip list in German: 3 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseCheck an unclear homework page reference in German
How to check an unclear homework page reference in German: 3 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseChoose a parent–teacher meeting slot in German
How to choose a parent–teacher meeting slot in German: 3 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseDescribe a lost lunchbox at school in German
How to describe a lost lunchbox at school in German: 3 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseClarify wording on an activity consent form in German
How to clarify wording on an activity consent form in German: 3 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseAsk about borrowing a school instrument in German
How to ask about borrowing a school instrument in German: 3 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseClarify who a class-group message addresses in German
How to clarify who a class-group message addresses in German: 3 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseCheck the correct schoolbook edition in German
How to check the correct schoolbook edition in German: 3 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseAsk about interpreting at a school meeting in German
How to ask about interpreting at a school meeting in German: 3 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseClarify a changed school-day arrangement in German
How to clarify a changed school-day arrangement in German: 3 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseClarify a school lunch-order mistake in German
How to clarify a school lunch-order mistake in German: 3 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseChoose a task at a school fundraiser in German
How to choose a task at a school fundraiser in German: 3 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseAsk for another copy of a school notice in German
How to ask for another copy of a school notice in German: 3 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseDiscuss overlapping school activities in German
How to discuss overlapping school activities in German: 3 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseConfirm an emergency contact’s details in German
How to confirm an emergency contact’s details in German: 3 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseDiscuss a noisy hotel room in German
How to discuss a noisy hotel room in German: 3 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseAsk for an additional hotel blanket in German
How to ask for an additional hotel blanket in German: 3 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseClarify a hotel breakfast finishing time in German
How to clarify a hotel breakfast finishing time in German: 3 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseAsk about luggage before your room is ready in German
How to ask about luggage before your room is ready in German: 3 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseExplain that a hotel keycard stopped working in German
How to explain that a hotel keycard stopped working in German: 3 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseAsk about a different room-cleaning time in German
How to ask about a different room-cleaning time in German: 3 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseAsk about an unfamiliar hotel bill item in German
How to ask about an unfamiliar hotel bill item in German: 3 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseAsk about rooms near each other in German
How to ask about rooms near each other in German: 3 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseDiscuss an upper or lower hostel bunk in German
How to discuss an upper or lower hostel bunk in German: 3 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseClarify the boundary of a campsite pitch in German
How to clarify the boundary of a campsite pitch in German: 3 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseClarify a museum entry time slot in German
How to clarify a museum entry time slot in German: 3 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseAsk about audio-guide languages in German
How to ask about audio-guide languages in German: 3 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseExplain a cloakroom-token mix-up in German
How to explain a cloakroom-token mix-up in German: 3 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseFind the starting point of a guided tour in German
How to find the starting point of a guided tour in German: 3 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseAsk about briefly leaving a guided tour in German
How to ask about briefly leaving a guided tour in German: 3 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseChange the number of guests in a restaurant booking in German
How to change the number of guests in a restaurant booking in German: 3 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseAsk for ingredient information at a restaurant in German
How to ask for ingredient information at a restaurant in German: 3 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practisePoint out a missing side dish in German
How to point out a missing side dish in German: 3 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseExplain how a dish differs from your order in German
How to explain how a dish differs from your order in German: 3 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseAsk to move to another restaurant table in German
How to ask to move to another restaurant table in German: 3 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseAsk about an unavailable online appointment slot in German
How to ask about an unavailable online appointment slot in German: 3 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseIdentify a reference number in correspondence in German
How to identify a reference number in correspondence in German: 3 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseAsk whether a copy or original is requested in German
How to ask whether a copy or original is requested in German: 3 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseCorrect the spelling of an address in German
How to correct the spelling of an address in German: 3 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseDistinguish a postal address from a residential address in German
How to distinguish a postal address from a residential address in German: 3 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseExplain that an attachment is missing in German
How to explain that an attachment is missing in German: 3 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseAsk which file format a service accepts in German
How to ask which file format a service accepts in German: 3 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseAsk whether submitted documents were received in German
How to ask whether submitted documents were received in German: 3 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseClarify the wording of a deadline in German
How to clarify the wording of a deadline in German: 3 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseExplain why another office transferred your call in German
How to explain why another office transferred your call in German: 3 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseChoose the correct purpose for an appointment in German
How to choose the correct purpose for an appointment in German: 3 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseAsk what information an office requests for a name update in German
How to ask what information an office requests for a name update in German: 3 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseDescribe an error in an online form in German
How to describe an error in an online form in German: 3 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseAsk whether an online form can be saved in German
How to ask whether an online form can be saved in German: 3 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseClarify two letters with conflicting information in German
How to clarify two letters with conflicting information in German: 3 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseRequest a plain-language explanation in German
How to request a plain-language explanation in German: 3 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseExplain that you may have missed your queue number in German
How to explain that you may have missed your queue number in German: 3 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseAsk about access to an appointment room in German
How to ask about access to an appointment room in German: 3 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseConfirm a changed contact channel in German
How to confirm a changed contact channel in German: 3 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseClarify a review date versus a final deadline in German
How to clarify a review date versus a final deadline in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseResolve two competing task priorities in German
How to resolve two competing task priorities in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseRequest and confirm a shift swap in German
How to request and confirm a shift swap in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseHand over an unfinished task in German
How to hand over an unfinished task in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseConfirm action owners at the end of a meeting in German
How to confirm action owners at the end of a meeting in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseExplain a capacity limit with an alternative in German
How to explain a capacity limit with an alternative in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseGive a work estimate with uncertainty in German
How to give a work estimate with uncertainty in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseExplain how late input affects a deadline in German
How to explain how late input affects a deadline in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseAsk for an example of the expected output in German
How to ask for an example of the expected output in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseAsk for a second check of a calculation in German
How to ask for a second check of a calculation in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseReport a work error before its impact is clear in German
How to report a work error before its impact is clear in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseAsk for specific feedback on work in German
How to ask for specific feedback on work in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseClarify an unclear feedback comment in German
How to clarify an unclear feedback comment in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseDisagree with a proposal using a specific reason in German
How to disagree with a proposal using a specific reason in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseAsk to add a topic to a meeting agenda in German
How to ask to add a topic to a meeting agenda in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseInterrupt a meeting to clarify a dependency in German
How to interrupt a meeting to clarify a dependency in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseBring a meeting back to its time limit in German
How to bring a meeting back to its time limit in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseExplain a microphone issue in a remote meeting in German
How to explain a microphone issue in a remote meeting in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseClarify which window is being shared in German
How to clarify which window is being shared in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseClarify a meeting time zone in German
How to clarify a meeting time zone in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseName the contact covering an absence in German
How to name the contact covering an absence in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseResolve a shared desk booking conflict in German
How to resolve a shared desk booking conflict in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseConfirm meeting-room equipment needs in German
How to confirm meeting-room equipment needs in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseReport a shortage of shared office supplies in German
How to report a shortage of shared office supplies in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseDiscuss a noisy work-call area in German
How to discuss a noisy work-call area in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseClarify whether a request belongs to your task in German
How to clarify whether a request belongs to your task in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseExplain that a work decision is still pending in German
How to explain that a work decision is still pending in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseGive a status update without promising a date in German
How to give a status update without promising a date in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseCorrect an action recorded in meeting minutes in German
How to correct an action recorded in meeting minutes in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseAsk for a demonstration during workplace training in German
How to ask for a demonstration during workplace training in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseResolve a table-number mismatch between kitchen and service in German
How to resolve a table-number mismatch between kitchen and service in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseCoordinate the timing of a next course in German
How to coordinate the timing of a next course in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseTell service staff a dish is sold out in German
How to tell service staff a dish is sold out in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practisePass on a guest’s ingredient question accurately in German
How to pass on a guest’s ingredient question accurately in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseHand over a hotel room’s preparation status in German
How to hand over a hotel room’s preparation status in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseReport a shortfall in a linen delivery in German
How to report a shortfall in a linen delivery in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseClarify a room’s do-not-disturb status with a colleague in German
How to clarify a room’s do-not-disturb status with a colleague in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseConfirm an event’s final guest count in German
How to confirm an event’s final guest count in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseReport a coffee machine’s observed fault in German
How to report a coffee machine’s observed fault in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseClarify a change to a banquet seating plan in German
How to clarify a change to a banquet seating plan in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseDescribe a till-handover discrepancy in German
How to describe a till-handover discrepancy in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseCheck with service staff before clearing plates in German
How to check with service staff before clearing plates in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseSpell a reservation name to a colleague in German
How to spell a reservation name to a colleague in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseExplain a delayed table handover to a guest in German
How to explain a delayed table handover to a guest in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseArrange cover for a hospitality break in German
How to arrange cover for a hospitality break in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseExplain an out-of-stock item with an alternative in German
How to explain an out-of-stock item with an alternative in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseReport shelf labels that may have been swapped in German
How to report shelf labels that may have been swapped in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseClarify a promotion’s start date with a colleague in German
How to clarify a promotion’s start date with a colleague in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseAsk a colleague to check stockroom sizes in German
How to ask a colleague to check stockroom sizes in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseMatch a collection order to its reference in German
How to match a collection order to its reference in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseRecord damage noticed on a display item in German
How to record damage noticed on a display item in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseHand a customer enquiry to another department in German
How to hand a customer enquiry to another department in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseHand over incomplete shop-opening preparation in German
How to hand over incomplete shop-opening preparation in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseReport the wrong color in a shop delivery in German
How to report the wrong color in a shop delivery in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseClarify the stated end of an item reservation in German
How to clarify the stated end of an item reservation in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseExplain that a return request needs checking in German
How to explain that a return request needs checking in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseRequest a price check from the till in German
How to request a price check from the till in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseClarify a changing-room item count in German
How to clarify a changing-room item count in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseAnswer a product question you cannot confirm in German
How to answer a product question you cannot confirm in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseHandle a customer enquiry near closing time in German
How to handle a customer enquiry near closing time in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseClarify a warehouse picking shortfall in German
How to clarify a warehouse picking shortfall in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseReport a visibly damaged delivery carton in German
How to report a visibly damaged delivery carton in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseReport an unreadable shipment label in German
How to report an unreadable shipment label in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseConfirm a pallet count at handover in German
How to confirm a pallet count at handover in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseClarify an unloading-bay assignment in German
How to clarify an unloading-bay assignment in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseReport a delivery arrival delay in German
How to report a delivery arrival delay in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseDescribe mixed products in one carton in German
How to describe mixed products in one carton in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseConfirm a changed warehouse shelf location in German
How to confirm a changed warehouse shelf location in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseDistinguish an item number from a batch number in German
How to distinguish an item number from a batch number in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseClarify a packing instruction about size in German
How to clarify a packing instruction about size in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseHand over an incomplete outgoing shipment in German
How to hand over an incomplete outgoing shipment in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseDescribe a handheld scanner error in German
How to describe a handheld scanner error in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseMatch a return shipment with its record in German
How to match a return shipment with its record in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseState which delivery check is still outstanding in German
How to state which delivery check is still outstanding in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseCheck the version of dispatch documents in German
How to check the version of dispatch documents in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseClarify a care-team appointment location in German
How to clarify a care-team appointment location in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practisePass on a visitor-arrival message in German
How to pass on a visitor-arrival message in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseRecord a care-team callback request in German
How to record a care-team callback request in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseClarify an unclear word in a team handover note in German
How to clarify an unclear word in a team handover note in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseConfirm a care-team training time in German
How to confirm a care-team training time in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practisePass on a confirmed transport time in German
How to pass on a confirmed transport time in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseIdentify the correct contact role in a team in German
How to identify the correct contact role in a team in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseAsk where a team document is stored in German
How to ask where a team document is stored in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseReport a nonclinical room observation in German
How to report a nonclinical room observation in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practisePass on a stated meal preference without interpretation in German
How to pass on a stated meal preference without interpretation in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseDescribe personal belongings during a handover in German
How to describe personal belongings during a handover in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseConfirm who receives a message during a break in German
How to confirm who receives a message during a break in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseRequest help understanding a team explanation in German
How to request help understanding a team explanation in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseFlag a conflict in a care-team schedule in German
How to flag a conflict in a care-team schedule in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseConfirm understanding of an organizational handover in German
How to confirm understanding of an organizational handover in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseRequest access to a shared folder in German
How to request access to a shared folder in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseResolve a file version conflict in German
How to resolve a file version conflict in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseDescribe how to reproduce a software issue in German
How to describe how to reproduce a software issue in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseClarify the scope of a requested permission in German
How to clarify the scope of a requested permission in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseAsk for the approved password-reset contact in German
How to ask for the approved password-reset contact in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseDescribe a support ticket’s impact in German
How to describe a support ticket’s impact in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseClarify a feature’s acceptance criteria in German
How to clarify a feature’s acceptance criteria in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseConfirm a software release time in German
How to confirm a software release time in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseAsk for useful context with a screenshot in German
How to ask for useful context with a screenshot in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseClarify whether a spreadsheet is filtered in German
How to clarify whether a spreadsheet is filtered in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseConfirm the scope of a data export in German
How to confirm the scope of a data export in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseDistinguish a test environment from production in German
How to distinguish a test environment from production in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseAsk what to prepare for a support appointment in German
How to ask what to prepare for a support appointment in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseClarify who should act on a document comment in German
How to clarify who should act on a document comment in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseDescribe a browser-dependent problem in German
How to describe a browser-dependent problem in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseDiscuss a realistic training start date in German
How to discuss a realistic training start date in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseDescribe experience without overstating it in German
How to describe experience without overstating it in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseRequest written steps during workplace training in German
How to request written steps during workplace training in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseRepeat workplace instructions in your own words in German
How to repeat workplace instructions in your own words in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseAsk for instruction before using unfamiliar equipment in German
How to ask for instruction before using unfamiliar equipment in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseDiscuss vocational school days in a schedule in German
How to discuss vocational school days in a schedule in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practisePrepare for a workplace feedback meeting in German
How to prepare for a workplace feedback meeting in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseClarify internship working-hour arrangements in German
How to clarify internship working-hour arrangements in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseIntroduce your role as a new team member in German
How to introduce your role as a new team member in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseExplain available days in a job interview in German
How to explain available days in a job interview in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseGive a concrete task example in an interview in German
How to give a concrete task example in an interview in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseAsk for a specific interview question to be clarified in German
How to ask for a specific interview question to be clarified in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseAsk to observe a colleague during training in German
How to ask to observe a colleague during training in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseDiscuss the next step in workplace training in German
How to discuss the next step in workplace training in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseHand over materials at the end of an internship in German
How to hand over materials at the end of an internship in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseInvite classmates to a focused study group in German
A model German text to invite classmates to a focused study group: how it is built, 2 alternative phrasings, a common mistake and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseOffer practical help for a housewarming gathering in German
A model German text to offer practical help for a housewarming gathering: how it is built, 3 alternative phrasings, a common mistake and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseExplain a delay returning a borrowed item in German
A model German text to explain a delay returning a borrowed item: how it is built, 2 alternative phrasings, a common mistake and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseSummarize shared trip costs for friends in German
A model German text to summarize shared trip costs for friends: how it is built, 2 alternative phrasings, a common mistake and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseThank a neighbor after a complicated parcel collection in German
A model German text to thank a neighbor after a complicated parcel collection: how it is built, 2 alternative phrasings, a common mistake and three explained exercises.
Read and practisePropose a book-club choice with reasons in German
A model German text to propose a book-club choice with reasons: how it is built, 2 alternative phrasings, a common mistake and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseRequest permission before sharing event photos in German
A model German text to request permission before sharing event photos: how it is built, 2 alternative phrasings, a common mistake and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseAsk a housemate about a shared household bill in German
A model German text to ask a housemate about a shared household bill: how it is built, 2 alternative phrasings, a common mistake and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseExplain limited availability during a friend’s visit in German
A model German text to explain limited availability during a friend’s visit: how it is built, 2 alternative phrasings, a common mistake and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseSuggest a topic for a language exchange in German
A model German text to suggest a topic for a language exchange: how it is built, 2 alternative phrasings, a common mistake and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseWrite a practical babysitting handover note in German
A model German text to write a practical babysitting handover note: how it is built, 2 alternative phrasings, a common mistake and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseSend a pet-sitting update in German
A model German text to send a pet-sitting update: how it is built, 2 alternative phrasings, a common mistake and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseOffer availability for a community-garden session in German
A model German text to offer availability for a community-garden session: how it is built, 2 alternative phrasings, a common mistake and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseTell a hobby group you will miss a rehearsal in German
A model German text to tell a hobby group you will miss a rehearsal: how it is built, 2 alternative phrasings, a common mistake and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseAsk to swap a shared cooking duty in German
A model German text to ask to swap a shared cooking duty: how it is built, 2 alternative phrasings, a common mistake and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseAsk a housemate for quiet during a study session in German
A model German text to ask a housemate for quiet during a study session: how it is built, 2 alternative phrasings, a common mistake and three explained exercises.
Read and practisePropose a shared gift with a spending limit in German
A model German text to propose a shared gift with a spending limit: how it is built, 2 alternative phrasings, a common mistake and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseNotify a walking group of a route change in German
A model German text to notify a walking group of a route change: how it is built, 2 alternative phrasings, a common mistake and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseCorrect a mistaken detail in a group chat in German
A model German text to correct a mistaken detail in a group chat: how it is built, 2 alternative phrasings, a common mistake and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseDescribe the condition of a returned borrowed item in German
A model German text to describe the condition of a returned borrowed item: how it is built, 2 alternative phrasings, a common mistake and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseRequest a corrected invoice address in German
A model German text to request a corrected invoice address: how it is built, 2 alternative phrasings, a common mistake and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseConfirm the details of a phone agreement in German
A model German text to confirm the details of a phone agreement: how it is built, 2 alternative phrasings, a common mistake and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseRequest correction of a booking date in German
A model German text to request correction of a booking date: how it is built, 2 alternative phrasings, a common mistake and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseOffer specific availability for an interview in German
A model German text to offer specific availability for an interview: how it is built, 2 alternative phrasings, a common mistake and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseArrange building access for an inspection in German
A model German text to arrange building access for an inspection: how it is built, 2 alternative phrasings, a common mistake and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseRequest a library room for a study session in German
A model German text to request a library room for a study session: how it is built, 2 alternative phrasings, a common mistake and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseAsk about accessibility before an appointment in German
A model German text to ask about accessibility before an appointment: how it is built, 2 alternative phrasings, a common mistake and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseAsk about catching up on a missed course session in German
A model German text to ask about catching up on a missed course session: how it is built, 2 alternative phrasings, a common mistake and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseAsk a venue about equipment for a workshop in German
A model German text to ask a venue about equipment for a workshop: how it is built, 2 alternative phrasings, a common mistake and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseAsk about language support for a consultation in German
A model German text to ask about language support for a consultation: how it is built, 2 alternative phrasings, a common mistake and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseAsk how much time to reserve for an appointment in German
A model German text to ask how much time to reserve for an appointment: how it is built, 2 alternative phrasings, a common mistake and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseConfirm special details of a group reservation in German
A model German text to confirm special details of a group reservation: how it is built, 2 alternative phrasings, a common mistake and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseAsk about conflicting appointment locations in German
A model German text to ask about conflicting appointment locations: how it is built, 2 alternative phrasings, a common mistake and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseAsk to join a workshop waiting list in German
A model German text to ask to join a workshop waiting list: how it is built, 2 alternative phrasings, a common mistake and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseRequest precise instructions for a tour meeting point in German
A model German text to request precise instructions for a tour meeting point: how it is built, 2 alternative phrasings, a common mistake and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseRequest permission to record a learning session in German
A model German text to request permission to record a learning session: how it is built, 2 alternative phrasings, a common mistake and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseRequest a name correction on a course certificate in German
A model German text to request a name correction on a course certificate: how it is built, 2 alternative phrasings, a common mistake and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseAsk whether a submission deadline can be extended in German
A model German text to ask whether a submission deadline can be extended: how it is built, 2 alternative phrasings, a common mistake and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseCancel attendance without asking for another appointment in German
A model German text to cancel attendance without asking for another appointment: how it is built, 2 alternative phrasings, a common mistake and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseAsk for a more detailed quotation in German
A model German text to ask for a more detailed quotation: how it is built, 2 alternative phrasings, a common mistake and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseReport a missing item in an order in German
A model German text to report a missing item in an order: how it is built, 2 alternative phrasings, a common mistake and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseDescribe an item delivered in the wrong version in German
A model German text to describe an item delivered in the wrong version: how it is built, 2 alternative phrasings, a common mistake and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseWrite a subscription cancellation request in German
A model German text to write a subscription cancellation request: how it is built, 2 alternative phrasings, a common mistake and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseQuery a payment shown twice in German
A model German text to query a payment shown twice: how it is built, 2 alternative phrasings, a common mistake and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseAsk whether a delivery address can still be changed in German
A model German text to ask whether a delivery address can still be changed: how it is built, 2 alternative phrasings, a common mistake and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseAsk for an update on a repair order in German
A model German text to ask for an update on a repair order: how it is built, 2 alternative phrasings, a common mistake and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseAsk whether an earlier quotation is still valid in German
A model German text to ask whether an earlier quotation is still valid: how it is built, 2 alternative phrasings, a common mistake and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseAsk about changing the person collecting an order in German
A model German text to ask about changing the person collecting an order: how it is built, 2 alternative phrasings, a common mistake and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseFollow up on one unanswered customer-service question in German
A model German text to follow up on one unanswered customer-service question: how it is built, 2 alternative phrasings, a common mistake and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseAsk for clarification of an invoice’s service description in German
A model German text to ask for clarification of an invoice’s service description: how it is built, 2 alternative phrasings, a common mistake and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseAsk about the status of a returned deposit in German
A model German text to ask about the status of a returned deposit: how it is built, 2 alternative phrasings, a common mistake and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseDescribe a wet parcel on arrival in German
A model German text to describe a wet parcel on arrival: how it is built, 2 alternative phrasings, a common mistake and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseAsk about a missed service appointment window in German
A model German text to ask about a missed service appointment window: how it is built, 2 alternative phrasings, a common mistake and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseAsk whether a subscription can be paused in German
A model German text to ask whether a subscription can be paused: how it is built, 2 alternative phrasings, a common mistake and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseRequest a digital copy of a receipt in German
A model German text to request a digital copy of a receipt: how it is built, 2 alternative phrasings, a common mistake and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseRequest an update to a customer contact email in German
A model German text to request an update to a customer contact email: how it is built, 2 alternative phrasings, a common mistake and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseAsk about unclear wording on a voucher in German
A model German text to ask about unclear wording on a voucher: how it is built, 2 alternative phrasings, a common mistake and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseRequest the manual for the correct model in German
A model German text to request the manual for the correct model: how it is built, 2 alternative phrasings, a common mistake and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseRequest an updated quote after changing the service scope in German
A model German text to request an updated quote after changing the service scope: how it is built, 2 alternative phrasings, a common mistake and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseClarify an ambiguous delivery-location message in German
A model German text to clarify an ambiguous delivery-location message: how it is built, 2 alternative phrasings, a common mistake and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseWrite a meeting action summary with owners in German
A model German text to write a meeting action summary with owners: how it is built, 2 alternative phrasings, a common mistake and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseReport progress and one specific blocker in German
A model German text to report progress and one specific blocker: how it is built, 2 alternative phrasings, a common mistake and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseRequest a priority decision between two deliverables in German
A model German text to request a priority decision between two deliverables: how it is built, 2 alternative phrasings, a common mistake and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseRequest feedback on a defined part of a draft in German
A model German text to request feedback on a defined part of a draft: how it is built, 2 alternative phrasings, a common mistake and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseWrite a handover before leave in German
A model German text to write a handover before leave: how it is built, 2 alternative phrasings, a common mistake and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseSend the correct attachment after a mistake in German
A model German text to send the correct attachment after a mistake: how it is built, 2 alternative phrasings, a common mistake and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseRecord a work decision and its boundary in German
A model German text to record a work decision and its boundary: how it is built, 2 alternative phrasings, a common mistake and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseFlag a deadline risk before missing it in German
A model German text to flag a deadline risk before missing it: how it is built, 2 alternative phrasings, a common mistake and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseSend a focused meeting preparation note in German
A model German text to send a focused meeting preparation note: how it is built, 2 alternative phrasings, a common mistake and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseCancel a meeting whose objective has been resolved in German
A model German text to cancel a meeting whose objective has been resolved: how it is built, 2 alternative phrasings, a common mistake and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseCorrect a factual detail in an internal update in German
A model German text to correct a factual detail in an internal update: how it is built, 2 alternative phrasings, a common mistake and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseAsk which source supports a reported figure in German
A model German text to ask which source supports a reported figure: how it is built, 2 alternative phrasings, a common mistake and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseSend a workshop follow-up with next actions in German
A model German text to send a workshop follow-up with next actions: how it is built, 2 alternative phrasings, a common mistake and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseRequest a specific resource for a work task in German
A model German text to request a specific resource for a work task: how it is built, 2 alternative phrasings, a common mistake and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseExplain the effect of a schedule change on another team in German
A model German text to explain the effect of a schedule change on another team: how it is built, 2 alternative phrasings, a common mistake and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseConfirm completion of an agreed work action in German
A model German text to confirm completion of an agreed work action: how it is built, 2 alternative phrasings, a common mistake and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseAsk for review by a clear time in German
A model German text to ask for review by a clear time: how it is built, 2 alternative phrasings, a common mistake and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseIntroduce a new contact to a customer in German
A model German text to introduce a new contact to a customer: how it is built, 2 alternative phrasings, a common mistake and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseReport an observation separately from a hypothesis in German
A model German text to report an observation separately from a hypothesis: how it is built, 2 alternative phrasings, a common mistake and three explained exercises.
Read and practisePropose a decision-focused meeting agenda in German
A model German text to propose a decision-focused meeting agenda: how it is built, 2 alternative phrasings, a common mistake and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseWrite an internship enquiry with a concrete interest in German
A model German text to write an internship enquiry with a concrete interest: how it is built, 2 alternative phrasings, a common mistake and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseSend a missing application attachment in German
A model German text to send a missing application attachment: how it is built, 2 alternative phrasings, a common mistake and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseUpdate availability after submitting an application in German
A model German text to update availability after submitting an application: how it is built, 2 alternative phrasings, a common mistake and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseAsk about the stage of an application in German
A model German text to ask about the stage of an application: how it is built, 2 alternative phrasings, a common mistake and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseDescribe a project contribution in an application in German
A model German text to describe a project contribution in an application: how it is built, 2 alternative phrasings, a common mistake and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseDescribe a skill gap and learning plan honestly in German
A model German text to describe a skill gap and learning plan honestly: how it is built, 2 alternative phrasings, a common mistake and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseDescribe relevant volunteering experience in German
A model German text to describe relevant volunteering experience: how it is built, 2 alternative phrasings, a common mistake and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseWrite a specific short motivation statement in German
A model German text to write a specific short motivation statement: how it is built, 2 alternative phrasings, a common mistake and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseConfirm an interview and clarify its format in German
A model German text to confirm an interview and clarify its format: how it is built, 2 alternative phrasings, a common mistake and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseWithdraw an application politely in German
A model German text to withdraw an application politely: how it is built, 2 alternative phrasings, a common mistake and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseWrite a balanced opinion about quiet study spaces in German
A model German text to write a balanced opinion about quiet study spaces: how it is built, 2 alternative phrasings, a common mistake and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseWrite an opinion about sharing household tools in German
A model German text to write an opinion about sharing household tools: how it is built, 2 alternative phrasings, a common mistake and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseArgue for more focused meetings in German
A model German text to argue for more focused meetings: how it is built, 2 alternative phrasings, a common mistake and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseWrite an opinion about homework feedback in German
A model German text to write an opinion about homework feedback: how it is built, 2 alternative phrasings, a common mistake and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseWrite a balanced opinion on phone-free meals in German
A model German text to write a balanced opinion on phone-free meals: how it is built, 2 alternative phrasings, a common mistake and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseWrite a qualified opinion about learning through games in German
A model German text to write a qualified opinion about learning through games: how it is built, 2 alternative phrasings, a common mistake and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseWrite a balanced opinion about local volunteering in German
A model German text to write a balanced opinion about local volunteering: how it is built, 2 alternative phrasings, a common mistake and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseArgue for clearer public event notices in German
A model German text to argue for clearer public event notices: how it is built, 2 alternative phrasings, a common mistake and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseDiscuss translation use in a study group in German
A model German text to discuss translation use in a study group: how it is built, 2 alternative phrasings, a common mistake and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseWrite an opinion about flexible club session times in German
A model German text to write an opinion about flexible club session times: how it is built, 2 alternative phrasings, a common mistake and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseSay you will keep someone updated in German
How to say you will keep someone updated in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseSay you will get back to someone after checking in German
How to say you will get back to someone after checking in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseSay that a proposed time works for you in German
How to say that a proposed time works for you in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseSay you are not quite sure about a detail in German
How to say you are not quite sure about a detail in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseLimit a statement to what you currently know in German
How to limit a statement to what you currently know in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseSay that a choice is up to the other person in German
How to say that a choice is up to the other person in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseTell someone they can take time over a decision in German
How to tell someone they can take time over a decision in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseSay that a reply is not urgent in German
How to say that a reply is not urgent in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseSay you want to take part in a plan in German
How to say you want to take part in a plan in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseSay someone can rely on you for a task in German
How to say someone can rely on you for a task in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseSay you cannot make a particular arrangement in German
How to say you cannot make a particular arrangement in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseSay an unexpected obligation has arisen in German
How to say an unexpected obligation has arisen in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseAsk to take up an invitation another time in German
How to ask to take up an invitation another time in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseSay you have changed your mind about a choice in German
How to say you have changed your mind about a choice in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseIntroduce a reconsidered suggestion in German
How to introduce a reconsidered suggestion in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseAcknowledge a valid point in a discussion in German
How to acknowledge a valid point in a discussion in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseSay you understand someone’s point in German
How to say you understand someone’s point in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseClarify that your meaning was different in German
How to clarify that your meaning was different in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseRephrase your own explanation in German
How to rephrase your own explanation in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseAsk to finish your point in German
How to ask to finish your point in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseAsk to add a point to a discussion in German
How to ask to add a point to a discussion in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseBring a conversation back to its topic in German
How to bring a conversation back to its topic in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseExpress partial agreement in German
How to express partial agreement in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseSay you are not convinced yet in German
How to say you are not convinced yet in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseSuggest leaving a decision open temporarily in German
How to suggest leaving a decision open temporarily in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseExplain what a decision depends on in German
How to explain what a decision depends on in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseSay either of two options suits you in German
How to say either of two options suits you in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseState a preference without making a demand in German
How to state a preference without making a demand in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseSay a minor detail makes no difference to you in German
How to say a minor detail makes no difference to you in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseSay an explanation is currently too difficult in German
How to say an explanation is currently too difficult in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseSay you have lost track of an explanation in German
How to say you have lost track of an explanation in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseAsk for patience while you look something up in German
How to ask for patience while you look something up in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseExplain that you are checking a detail in German
How to explain that you are checking a detail in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseCheck your understanding before acting in German
How to check your understanding before acting in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseClarify the scope of an instruction in German
How to clarify the scope of an instruction in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseRestate a result in simpler terms in German
How to restate a result in simpler terms in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseSay an arrangement is provisional in German
How to say an arrangement is provisional in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseSay something is unavailable for the time being in German
How to say something is unavailable for the time being in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseSay an earlier reply would help without inventing a deadline in German
How to say an earlier reply would help without inventing a deadline in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseState the latest acceptable time in German
How to state the latest acceptable time in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseState the earliest possible time in German
How to state the earliest possible time in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseGive an approximate arrival time in German
How to give an approximate arrival time in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseSuggest an action while waiting in German
How to suggest an action while waiting in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseSay you will handle something afterwards in German
How to say you will handle something afterwards in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseThank someone in advance for a specific action in German
How to thank someone in advance for a specific action in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseThank someone for advance notice in German
How to thank someone for advance notice in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseThank someone for waiting through a delay in German
How to thank someone for waiting through a delay in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseExpress appreciation for specific help in German
How to express appreciation for specific help in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseTell someone an apology is unnecessary in context in German
How to tell someone an apology is unnecessary in context in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseSay a small favor was no trouble in German
How to say a small favor was no trouble in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseRespond warmly after someone thanks you for help in German
How to respond warmly after someone thanks you for help in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseAcknowledge a considerate offer in German
How to acknowledge a considerate offer in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseCongratulate someone on a new role in German
How to congratulate someone on a new role in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseWish someone well before an exam in German
How to wish someone well before an exam in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseSay you are keeping your fingers crossed in German
How to say you are keeping your fingers crossed in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseWish someone a pleasant rest of the day in German
How to wish someone a pleasant rest of the day in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseWish a colleague well at the start of a shift in German
How to wish a colleague well at the start of a shift in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseSend a brief get-well wish without giving advice in German
How to send a brief get-well wish without giving advice in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseWish someone a good journey in German
How to wish someone a good journey in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseWelcome someone back to a group in German
How to welcome someone back to a group in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseWish people enjoyment of a shared meal in German
How to wish people enjoyment of a shared meal in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseOffer a short toast for an occasion in German
How to offer a short toast for an occasion in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseRespond briefly when someone sneezes in German
How to respond briefly when someone sneezes in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseInvite a guest to get comfortable in German
How to invite a guest to get comfortable in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseOffer someone passage through a doorway in German
How to offer someone passage through a doorway in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseGive permission to begin a specific action in German
How to give permission to begin a specific action in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseInvite someone to serve themselves food in German
How to invite someone to serve themselves food in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseExplain that others can continue while you do something in German
How to explain that others can continue while you do something in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseAsk to squeeze past in a narrow space in German
How to ask to squeeze past in a narrow space in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseApologize for a specific mix-up in German
How to apologize for a specific mix-up in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseTake responsibility for a specific mistake in German
How to take responsibility for a specific mistake in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseAcknowledge a small mistake without dismissing its impact in German
How to acknowledge a small mistake without dismissing its impact in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseAccept a clearly defined small task in German
How to accept a clearly defined small task in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseWithdraw a question after finding the answer in German
How to withdraw a question after finding the answer in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseSuggest stopping work for the day in German
How to suggest stopping work for the day in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseSay a task is nearly finished in German
How to say a task is nearly finished in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseSay progress is on schedule in German
How to say progress is on schedule in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseSuggest that an option is worth trying in German
How to suggest that an option is worth trying in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseSay an option is not worth the extra effort for you in German
How to say an option is not worth the extra effort for you in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseAsk to handle points one at a time in German
How to ask to handle points one at a time in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseSet an immediate priority in a conversation in German
How to set an immediate priority in a conversation in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseSay a result was better than expected in German
How to say a result was better than expected in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseSay something turned out differently from the plan in German
How to say something turned out differently from the plan in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseGive a cautiously positive progress update in German
How to give a cautiously positive progress update in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseSay something is not ready yet in German
How to say something is not ready yet in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseSay you are about to do something in German
How to say you are about to do something in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseSay you arrived just in time in German
How to say you arrived just in time in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseSay you would rather do something else in German
How to say you would rather do something else in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseReject both offered options with a reason in German
How to reject both offered options with a reason in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseSet a maximum quantity in German
How to set a maximum quantity in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseDescribe something as mostly complete with a limit in German
How to describe something as mostly complete with a limit in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseSay a conclusion does not automatically follow in German
How to say a conclusion does not automatically follow in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseRespond to a condition with a changed plan in German
How to respond to a condition with a changed plan in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseExplain the consequence of missing a condition in German
How to explain the consequence of missing a condition in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseExplain a precaution taken just in case in German
How to explain a precaution taken just in case in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseGive an overall assessment with a qualification in German
How to give an overall assessment with a qualification in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseIntroduce a related aside in German
How to introduce a related aside in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseConnect a new point to something just mentioned in German
How to connect a new point to something just mentioned in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseSeparate a second issue from the current one in German
How to separate a second issue from the current one in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseOffer to investigate a question yourself in German
How to offer to investigate a question yourself in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseDiscuss what Feierabend means for today’s availability in German
How to discuss what Feierabend means for today’s availability in German: 3 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseAsk how a team handles a new colleague’s Einstand in German
How to ask how a team handles a new colleague’s Einstand in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseAsk about joining a Stammtisch for the first time in German
How to ask about joining a Stammtisch for the first time in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseClarify an invitation for Kaffee und Kuchen in German
How to clarify an invitation for Kaffee und Kuchen in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseAsk what an Abendbrot invitation includes in German
How to ask what an Abendbrot invitation includes in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseClarify expectations for a bring-and-share buffet in German
How to clarify expectations for a bring-and-share buffet in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseAsk about the agreed rules for Wichteln in German
How to ask about the agreed rules for Wichteln in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseAsk how a colleague wants to mark a birthday in German
How to ask how a colleague wants to mark a birthday in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseAsk what a shared Kaffeekasse is used for in German
How to ask what a shared Kaffeekasse is used for in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseAsk a host about shoes indoors in German
How to ask a host about shoes indoors in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseAsk whether a host would welcome a small gift in German
How to ask whether a host would welcome a small gift in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseClarify the intended arrival time in a casual invitation in German
How to clarify the intended arrival time in a casual invitation in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseAsk before making a spontaneous visit in German
How to ask before making a spontaneous visit in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseAsk about a house notice concerning quiet periods in German
How to ask about a house notice concerning quiet periods in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseDiscuss a noisy weekend task without assuming local rules in German
How to discuss a noisy weekend task without assuming local rules in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseState a chosen payment total politely in German
How to state a chosen payment total politely in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseClarify whether an invitation includes paying in German
How to clarify whether an invitation includes paying in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseClarify the scope of offering a round of drinks in German
How to clarify the scope of offering a round of drinks in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseAsk about a greeting heard around the work break in German
How to ask about a greeting heard around the work break in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseAsk about an unfamiliar regional greeting in German
How to ask about an unfamiliar regional greeting in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseAsk how names are used in a mixed team in German
How to ask how names are used in a mixed team in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseKeep small talk within someone’s comfort level in German
How to keep small talk within someone’s comfort level in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseClarify the intent of direct feedback in German
How to clarify the intent of direct feedback in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseAsk what an appointment time refers to in German
How to ask what an appointment time refers to in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseAsk what a voluntary club role includes in German
How to ask what a voluntary club role includes in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseAgree on manageable volunteering commitments in German
How to agree on manageable volunteering commitments in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseClarify what a casual trial visit commits you to in German
How to clarify what a casual trial visit commits you to in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseAsk what contribution a community cake sale needs in German
How to ask what contribution a community cake sale needs in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseAsk how someone wants a farewell gathering handled in German
How to ask how someone wants a farewell gathering handled in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseOffer seasonal wishes without assuming someone’s celebrations in German
How to offer seasonal wishes without assuming someone’s celebrations in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseGerman words on appliance controls
Six useful terms for appliance controls: articles, plurals, contextual examples, English meanings and explained practice.
Read and practiseGerman words for a parcel’s visible condition
Six useful terms for a parcel’s visible condition: articles, plurals, contextual examples, English meanings and explained practice.
Read and practiseGerman words for recording a room’s condition
Six useful terms for recording a room’s condition: articles, plurals, contextual examples, English meanings and explained practice.
Read and practiseGerman words for describing clothing fit
Six useful terms for describing clothing fit: articles, plurals, contextual examples, English meanings and explained practice.
Read and practiseGerman words for reading laundry labels
Six useful terms for reading laundry labels: articles, plurals, contextual examples, English meanings and explained practice.
Read and practiseGerman words for small sewing repairs
Six useful terms for small sewing repairs: articles, plurals, contextual examples, English meanings and explained practice.
Read and practiseGerman words for parts of shoes
Six useful terms for parts of shoes: articles, plurals, contextual examples, English meanings and explained practice.
Read and practiseGerman words for bicycle repair conversations
Six useful terms for bicycle repair conversations: articles, plurals, contextual examples, English meanings and explained practice.
Read and practiseGerman words for car interior controls
Six useful terms for car interior controls: articles, plurals, contextual examples, English meanings and explained practice.
Read and practiseGerman words for station features
Six useful terms for station features: articles, plurals, contextual examples, English meanings and explained practice.
Read and practiseGerman words for airport baggage conversations
Six useful terms for airport baggage conversations: articles, plurals, contextual examples, English meanings and explained practice.
Read and practiseGerman words for hotel-room amenities
Six useful terms for hotel-room amenities: articles, plurals, contextual examples, English meanings and explained practice.
Read and practiseGerman words for kitchen measuring equipment
Six useful terms for kitchen measuring equipment: articles, plurals, contextual examples, English meanings and explained practice.
Read and practiseGerman words for baking tools
Six useful terms for baking tools: articles, plurals, contextual examples, English meanings and explained practice.
Read and practiseGerman words for kitchen utensil materials
Six useful terms for kitchen utensil materials: articles, plurals, contextual examples, English meanings and explained practice.
Read and practiseGerman words for pantry containers and closures
Six useful terms for pantry containers and closures: articles, plurals, contextual examples, English meanings and explained practice.
Read and practiseGerman words for garden hand tools
Six useful terms for garden hand tools: articles, plurals, contextual examples, English meanings and explained practice.
Read and practiseGerman words for describing plant parts
Six useful terms for describing plant parts: articles, plurals, contextual examples, English meanings and explained practice.
Read and practiseGerman words for workshop fasteners
Six useful terms for workshop fasteners: articles, plurals, contextual examples, English meanings and explained practice.
Read and practiseGerman words for tool actions in instructions
Six useful terms for tool actions in instructions: articles, plurals, contextual examples, English meanings and explained practice.
Read and practiseGerman words for packaging materials
Six useful terms for packaging materials: articles, plurals, contextual examples, English meanings and explained practice.
Read and practiseGerman words for warehouse locations
Six useful terms for warehouse locations: articles, plurals, contextual examples, English meanings and explained practice.
Read and practiseGerman words for picking and stock status
Six useful terms for picking and stock status: articles, plurals, contextual examples, English meanings and explained practice.
Read and practiseGerman words for delivery documents
Six useful terms for delivery documents: articles, plurals, contextual examples, English meanings and explained practice.
Read and practiseGerman words for retail display fixtures
Six useful terms for retail display fixtures: articles, plurals, contextual examples, English meanings and explained practice.
Read and practiseGerman words for retail stock states
Six useful terms for retail stock states: articles, plurals, contextual examples, English meanings and explained practice.
Read and practiseGerman words for hospitality tableware
Six useful terms for hospitality tableware: articles, plurals, contextual examples, English meanings and explained practice.
Read and practiseGerman words for identifying café orders
Six useful terms for identifying café orders: articles, plurals, contextual examples, English meanings and explained practice.
Read and practiseGerman words for meeting action records
Six useful terms for meeting action records: articles, plurals, contextual examples, English meanings and explained practice.
Read and practiseGerman words for paper formats and document layout
Six useful terms for paper formats and document layout: articles, plurals, contextual examples, English meanings and explained practice.
Read and practiseGerman words for folder access permissions
Six useful terms for folder access permissions: articles, plurals, contextual examples, English meanings and explained practice.
Read and practiseGerman words for software error messages
Six useful terms for software error messages: articles, plurals, contextual examples, English meanings and explained practice.
Read and practiseGerman words for video-call controls
Six useful terms for video-call controls: articles, plurals, contextual examples, English meanings and explained practice.
Read and practiseGerman words for spreadsheet layout
Six useful terms for spreadsheet layout: articles, plurals, contextual examples, English meanings and explained practice.
Read and practiseGerman words for calendar availability
Six useful terms for calendar availability: articles, plurals, contextual examples, English meanings and explained practice.
Read and practiseGerman words for printing and finishing
Six useful terms for printing and finishing: articles, plurals, contextual examples, English meanings and explained practice.
Read and practiseGerman words for phone controls and connections
Six useful terms for phone controls and connections: articles, plurals, contextual examples, English meanings and explained practice.
Read and practiseGerman words for direction signs
Six useful terms for direction signs: articles, plurals, contextual examples, English meanings and explained practice.
Read and practiseGerman words for building entry and access
Six useful terms for building entry and access: articles, plurals, contextual examples, English meanings and explained practice.
Read and practiseGerman words for describing a step-free route
Six useful terms for describing a step-free route: articles, plurals, contextual examples, English meanings and explained practice.
Read and practiseGerman words on school materials lists
Six useful terms for school materials lists: articles, plurals, contextual examples, English meanings and explained practice.
Read and practiseGerman words for a school-trip packing list
Six useful terms for a school-trip packing list: articles, plurals, contextual examples, English meanings and explained practice.
Read and practiseGerman words for managing library loans
Six useful terms for managing library loans: articles, plurals, contextual examples, English meanings and explained practice.
Read and practiseGerman words on museum labels
Six useful terms for museum labels: articles, plurals, contextual examples, English meanings and explained practice.
Read and practiseGerman words for event admission
Six useful terms for event admission: articles, plurals, contextual examples, English meanings and explained practice.
Read and practiseGerman words for roles in a volunteer group
Six useful terms for roles in a volunteer group: articles, plurals, contextual examples, English meanings and explained practice.
Read and practiseGerman words for craft materials
Six useful terms for craft materials: articles, plurals, contextual examples, English meanings and explained practice.
Read and practiseGerman words for board-game components
Six useful terms for board-game components: articles, plurals, contextual examples, English meanings and explained practice.
Read and practiseGerman words for lighting in a room
Six useful terms for lighting in a room: articles, plurals, contextual examples, English meanings and explained practice.
Read and practiseGerman words for household storage
Six useful terms for household storage: articles, plurals, contextual examples, English meanings and explained practice.
Read and practiseGerman Entscheidung collocations: making, postponing and revising choices
Learn six useful combinations with Entscheidung, with precise meanings, six original translated sentences and three contextual exercises.
Read and practiseGerman Verantwortung collocations: taking, sharing and carrying responsibility
Learn six useful combinations with Verantwortung, with precise meanings, six original translated sentences and three contextual exercises.
Read and practiseGerman Vereinbarung collocations: reaching and observing agreements
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Read and practiseGerman Vorschlag collocations: making and evaluating suggestions
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Read and practiseGerman Antrag collocations: submitting, handling and withdrawing applications
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Read and practiseGerman Frage collocations: asking, clarifying and leaving questions open
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Read and practiseGerman Antwort collocations: giving, receiving and qualifying answers
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Read and practiseGerman Kontakt collocations: establishing and maintaining connections
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Read and practiseGerman Hilfe collocations: offering, requesting and accepting help
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Read and practiseGerman Kritik collocations: expressing and responding to criticism
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Read and practiseGerman Feedback collocations: requesting and using feedback
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Read and practiseGerman Fortschritt collocations: noticing and measuring progress
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Read and practiseGerman Fehler collocations: making, noticing and correcting errors
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Read and practiseGerman Problem collocations: identifying and tackling problems
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Read and practiseGerman Lösung collocations: finding, proposing and testing solutions
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Read and practiseGerman Plan collocations: drafting, changing and carrying out plans
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Read and practiseGerman Termin collocations: arranging, moving and keeping appointments
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Read and practiseGerman Frist collocations: setting, extending and meeting deadlines
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Read and practiseGerman Ziel collocations: setting, pursuing and revising goals
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Read and practiseGerman Aufwand collocations: estimating and justifying effort
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Read and practiseGerman Vertrauen collocations: building, placing and losing trust
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Read and practiseGerman Rücksicht collocations: considering others and limits
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Read and practiseGerman Rolle collocations: functions, influence and perspectives
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Read and practiseGerman Teilnahme collocations: confirming, enabling and cancelling participation
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Read and practiseGerman Zweifel collocations: expressing, raising and resolving doubt
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Read and practiseGerman Hoffnung collocations: having, raising and giving up hope
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Read and practiseGerman Beitrag collocations: contributions to work, discussion and membership
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Read and practiseGerman Nachweis collocations: providing and checking evidence
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Read and practiseGerman Kenntnis collocations: knowledge, skills and formal notice
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Read and practiseGerman Überblick collocations: getting and keeping an overview
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Read and practiseGerman Interesse collocations: showing, awakening and losing interest
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Read and practiseGerman Geduld collocations: waiting calmly and testing patience
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Read and practiseGerman Respekt collocations: showing, earning and maintaining respect
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Read and practiseGerman Abschied collocations: saying goodbye and marking departures
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Read and practiseGerman Erinnerung collocations: evoking, preserving and refreshing memories
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Read and practiseGerman Erfahrung collocations: gaining and drawing on experience
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Read and practiseGerman Meinung collocations: forming, expressing and revising opinions
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Read and practiseGerman Einfluss collocations: having, exerting and limiting influence
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Read and practiseGerman Verbindung collocations: connections between people, systems and ideas
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Read and practiseGerman Unterschied collocations: noticing, describing and making differences
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Read and practiseGerman Ausnahme collocations: making and recognizing exceptions
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Read and practiseGerman Auswahl collocations: selecting, offering and narrowing options
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Read and practiseGerman Ordnung collocations: tidying, restoring and keeping order
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Read and practiseGerman Erlaubnis collocations: asking for and granting permission
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Read and practiseGerman Verständnis collocations: understanding, sympathy and comprehension
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Read and practiseGerman Aufmerksamkeit collocations: directing, attracting and dividing attention
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Read and practiseGerman Versprechen collocations: making and keeping promises
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Read and practiseGerman Entschuldigung collocations: offering, accepting and distinguishing apologies
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Read and practiseGerman Freude collocations: enjoyment, delight and anticipation
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Read and practiseGerman Sorge collocations: concern, worry and taking care
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Read and practiseGerman endlich versus schließlich: meaning and use
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Read and practiseGerman mindestens versus wenigstens: meaning and use
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Read and practiseGerman Termin versus Verabredung: meaning and use
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Read and practiseGerman eröffnen versus öffnen: meaning and use
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Read and practiseGerman schließen versus abschließen: meaning and use
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Read and practiseGerman retten versus sparen: meaning and use
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Read and practiseGerman vermeiden versus verhindern: meaning and use
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Read and practiseGerman erlauben versus zulassen: meaning and use
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Read and practiseGerman versprechen versus zusagen: meaning and use
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Read and practiseGerman ablehnen versus absagen: meaning and use
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Read and practiseGerman beschreiben versus erklären: meaning and use
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Read and practiseGerman erzählen versus berichten: meaning and use
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Read and practiseGerman behaupten versus beweisen: meaning and use
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Read and practiseGerman bemerken versus beobachten: meaning and use
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Read and practiseGerman prüfen versus kontrollieren: meaning and use
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Read and practiseGerman anwenden versus verwenden: meaning and use
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Read and practiseGerman anbieten versus vorschlagen: meaning and use
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Read and practiseGerman auswählen versus entscheiden: meaning and use
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Read and practiseGerman teilnehmen versus mitmachen: meaning and use
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Read and practiseGerman besuchen versus besichtigen: meaning and use
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Read and practiseGerman sich bewerben versus sich anmelden: meaning and use
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Read and practiseGerman kündigen versus stornieren: meaning and use
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Read and practiseGerman zurückgeben versus zurückschicken: meaning and use
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Read and practiseGerman umziehen versus sich umziehen: meaning and use
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Read and practiseGerman steigen versus erhöhen: meaning and use
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Read and practiseGerman sinken versus senken: meaning and use
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Read and practiseGerman wachsen versus anbauen: meaning and use
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Read and practiseGerman drucken versus drücken: meaning and use
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Read and practiseGerman winken versus zwinkern: meaning and use
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Read and practiseGerman putzen versus reinigen: meaning and use
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Read and practiseGerman reparieren versus renovieren: meaning and use
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Read and practiseGerman erkennen versus kennenlernen: meaning and use
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Read and practiseGerman übersetzen versus dolmetschen: meaning and use
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Read and practiseGerman erfinden versus entdecken: meaning and use
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Read and practiseGerman vergleichen versus gleichsetzen: meaning and use
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Read and practiseGerman bestehen versus überstehen: meaning and use
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Read and practiseGerman beantragen versus anfordern: meaning and use
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Read and practiseGerman enthalten versus beinhalten: meaning and use
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Read and practiseGerman erhalten versus behalten: meaning and use
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Read and practiseGerman füllen versus ausfüllen: meaning and use
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Read and practiseGerman fast versus beinahe: meaning and use
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Read and practiseGerman ungefähr versus etwa: meaning and use
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Read and practiseGerman besonders versus insbesondere: meaning and use
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Read and practiseGerman nur versus bloß: meaning and use
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Read and practiseGerman kaum versus selten: meaning and use
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Read and practiseGerman sofort versus gleich: meaning and use
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Read and practiseGerman gerade versus eben: meaning and use
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Read and practiseGerman vorher versus zuvor: meaning and use
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Read and practiseGerman danach versus nachher: meaning and use
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Read and practiseGerman bisher versus bislang: meaning and use
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Read and practiseGerman weiterhin versus noch immer: meaning and use
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Read and practiseGerman eigentlich versus tatsächlich: meaning and use
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Read and practiseGerman bestimmt versus sicher: meaning and use
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Read and practiseGerman vielleicht versus eventuell: meaning and use
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Read and practiseGerman wahrscheinlich versus vermutlich: meaning and use
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Read and practiseGerman leider versus bedauerlicherweise: meaning and use
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Read and practiseGerman zumindest versus wenigstens: meaning and use
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Read and practiseGerman überall versus irgendwo: meaning and use
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Read and practiseGerman nirgendwo versus nirgendwohin: meaning and use
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Read and practiseGerman zusammen versus gemeinsam: meaning and use
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Read and practiseGerman allein versus einsam: meaning and use
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Read and practiseGerman draußen versus außen: meaning and use
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Read and practiseGerman drinnen versus innen: meaning and use
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Read and practiseGerman oben versus oberhalb: meaning and use
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Read and practiseGerman unten versus unterhalb: meaning and use
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Read and practiseGerman anders versus sonst: meaning and use
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Read and practiseGerman Fehler versus Irrtum: meaning and use
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Read and practiseGerman Grund versus Ursache: meaning and use
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Read and practiseGerman Ziel versus Zweck: meaning and use
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Read and practiseGerman Ergebnis versus Folge: meaning and use
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Read and practiseGerman Chance versus Möglichkeit: meaning and use
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Read and practiseGerman Erfahrung versus Erlebnis: meaning and use
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Read and practiseGerman Nachricht versus Mitteilung: meaning and use
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Read and practiseGerman Gespräch versus Unterhaltung: meaning and use
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Read and practiseGerman Frage versus Bitte: meaning and use
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Read and practiseGerman Antwort versus Reaktion: meaning and use
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Read and practiseGerman Aufgabe versus Auftrag: meaning and use
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Read and practiseGerman Beruf versus Arbeit: meaning and use
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Read and practiseGerman Stelle versus Arbeitsplatz: meaning and use
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Read and practiseGerman Ausbildung versus Bildung: meaning and use
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Read and practiseGerman Kenntnisse versus Wissen: meaning and use
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Read and practiseGerman Kunde versus Gast: meaning and use
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Read and practiseGerman Besitzer versus Eigentümer: meaning and use
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Read and practiseGerman Preis versus Kosten: meaning and use
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Read and practiseGerman Rabatt versus Ermäßigung: meaning and use
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Read and practiseGerman Quittung versus Rechnung: meaning and use
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Read and practiseGerman Wechselgeld versus Kleingeld: meaning and use
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Read and practiseGerman einfach versus leicht: meaning and use
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Read and practiseGerman schwer versus schwierig: meaning and use
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Read and practiseGerman schnell versus rasch: meaning and use
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Read and practiseGerman langsam versus allmählich: meaning and use
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Read and practiseGerman früh versus früher: meaning and use
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Read and practiseGerman spät versus verspätet: meaning and use
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Read and practiseGerman aktuell versus gegenwärtig: meaning and use
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Read and practiseGerman wirklich versus wahr: meaning and use
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Read and practiseGerman offen versus geöffnet: meaning and use
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Read and practiseGerman geschlossen versus verschlossen: meaning and use
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Read and practiseGerman voll versus vollständig: meaning and use
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Read and practiseGerman leer versus frei: meaning and use
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Read and practiseGerman sauber versus rein: meaning and use
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Read and practiseGerman nett versus freundlich: meaning and use
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Read and practiseGerman lustig versus komisch: meaning and use
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Read and practiseGerman ruhig versus still: meaning and use
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Read and practiseGerman gesund versus heil: meaning and use
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Read and practiseGerman müde versus erschöpft: meaning and use
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Read and practiseGerman höflich versus formell: meaning and use
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Read and practiseGerman empfindlich versus empfindsam: meaning and use
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Read and practiseGerman bekannt versus berühmt: meaning and use
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Read and practiseGerman Siezen versus Duzen: meaning and use
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Read and practiseGerman Entschuldigung versus Verzeihung: meaning and use
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Read and practiseGerman Bitte versus Gern geschehen: meaning and use
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Read and practiseGerman Prost versus Zum Wohl: meaning and use
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Read and practiseGerman Guten Appetit versus Lass es dir schmecken: meaning and use
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Read and practiseGerman Tschüss versus Auf Wiedersehen: meaning and use
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Read and practiseGerman Bis bald versus Bis gleich: meaning and use
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Read and practiseGerman Tut mir leid versus Schade: meaning and use
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Read and practiseGerman Kein Problem versus Nichts zu danken: meaning and use
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Read and practiseGerman Na ja versus Ach so: meaning and use
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Read and practiseGerman Genau versus Stimmt: meaning and use
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Read and practiseGerman Klar versus Selbstverständlich: meaning and use
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Read and practiseGerman Vielleicht später versus Ein andermal: meaning and use
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Read and practiseGerman Darf ich versus Könnte ich: meaning and use
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Read and practiseGerman Möchten Sie versus Wollen Sie: meaning and use
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Read and practiseGerman listening: a corrected parcel collection time
An original German message about a corrected parcel collection time, with a transcript, six translated lines and three evidence-based listening questions.
Read and practiseGerman listening: a library item in another room
An original German message about a library item in another room, with a transcript, six translated lines and three evidence-based listening questions.
Read and practiseGerman listening: a swimming lane change
An original German message about a swimming lane change, with a transcript, six translated lines and three evidence-based listening questions.
Read and practiseGerman listening: materials for a repair workshop
An original German message about materials for a repair workshop, with a transcript, six translated lines and three evidence-based listening questions.
Read and practiseGerman listening: a temporary bus stop
An original German message about a temporary bus stop, with a transcript, six translated lines and three evidence-based listening questions.
Read and practiseGerman listening: a café reservation under another name
An original German message about a café reservation under another name, with a transcript, six translated lines and three evidence-based listening questions.
Read and practiseGerman listening: a repeated appointment date
An original German message about a repeated appointment date, with a transcript, six translated lines and three evidence-based listening questions.
Read and practiseGerman listening: a meeting moved upstairs
An original German message about a meeting moved upstairs, with a transcript, six translated lines and three evidence-based listening questions.
Read and practiseGerman listening: collecting reserved cinema tickets
An original German message about collecting reserved cinema tickets, with a transcript, six translated lines and three evidence-based listening questions.
Read and practiseGerman listening: labels on shared food
An original German message about labels on shared food, with a transcript, six translated lines and three evidence-based listening questions.
Read and practiseGerman listening: a finished laundry cycle
An original German message about a finished laundry cycle, with a transcript, six translated lines and three evidence-based listening questions.
Read and practiseGerman listening: a school trip returning later
An original German message about a school trip returning later, with a transcript, six translated lines and three evidence-based listening questions.
Read and practiseGerman listening: a market stall in a different row
An original German message about a market stall in a different row, with a transcript, six translated lines and three evidence-based listening questions.
Read and practiseGerman listening: a bicycle repair ready with one exception
An original German message about a bicycle repair ready with one exception, with a transcript, six translated lines and three evidence-based listening questions.
Read and practiseGerman listening: a clubroom key handover
An original German message about a clubroom key handover, with a transcript, six translated lines and three evidence-based listening questions.
Read and practiseGerman listening: two versions of a printed handout
An original German message about two versions of a printed handout, with a transcript, six translated lines and three evidence-based listening questions.
Read and practiseGerman listening: a delivery with a fragile box
An original German message about a delivery with a fragile box, with a transcript, six translated lines and three evidence-based listening questions.
Read and practiseGerman listening: a group entrance at a museum
An original German message about a group entrance at a museum, with a transcript, six translated lines and three evidence-based listening questions.
Read and practiseGerman listening: a changed watering rota
An original German message about a changed watering rota, with a transcript, six translated lines and three evidence-based listening questions.
Read and practiseGerman listening: identifying a pair of lost gloves
An original German message about identifying a pair of lost gloves, with a transcript, six translated lines and three evidence-based listening questions.
Read and practiseGerman listening: a filter still awaiting inspection
An original German message about a filter still awaiting inspection, with a transcript, six translated lines and three evidence-based listening questions.
Read and practiseGerman listening: cartons versus individual pieces
An original German message about cartons versus individual pieces, with a transcript, six translated lines and three evidence-based listening questions.
Read and practiseGerman listening: an access request waiting for approval
An original German message about an access request waiting for approval, with a transcript, six translated lines and three evidence-based listening questions.
Read and practiseGerman listening: a draft deadline, not a final deadline
An original German message about a draft deadline, not a final deadline, with a transcript, six translated lines and three evidence-based listening questions.
Read and practiseGerman listening: a training course using a side entrance
An original German message about a training course using a side entrance, with a transcript, six translated lines and three evidence-based listening questions.
Read and practiseGerman listening: a telephone extension correction
An original German message about a telephone extension correction, with a transcript, six translated lines and three evidence-based listening questions.
Read and practiseGerman listening: breakfast in a different room
An original German message about breakfast in a different room, with a transcript, six translated lines and three evidence-based listening questions.
Read and practiseGerman listening: an unavailable dish and an alternative
An original German message about an unavailable dish and an alternative, with a transcript, six translated lines and three evidence-based listening questions.
Read and practiseGerman listening: someone else collecting an order
An original German message about someone else collecting an order, with a transcript, six translated lines and three evidence-based listening questions.
Read and practiseGerman listening: a non-clinical team handover
An original German message about a non-clinical team handover, with a transcript, six translated lines and three evidence-based listening questions.
Read and practiseGerman listening: a print job with a changed specification
An original German message about a print job with a changed specification, with a transcript, six translated lines and three evidence-based listening questions.
Read and practiseGerman listening: a proposed delivery window
An original German message about a proposed delivery window, with a transcript, six translated lines and three evidence-based listening questions.
Read and practiseGerman listening: who owns the unfinished task?
An original German message about who owns the unfinished task?, with a transcript, six translated lines and three evidence-based listening questions.
Read and practiseGerman listening: a document needed for an interview
An original German message about a document needed for an interview, with a transcript, six translated lines and three evidence-based listening questions.
Read and practiseGerman listening: returning trays to the right station
An original German message about returning trays to the right station, with a transcript, six translated lines and three evidence-based listening questions.
Read and practiseGerman listening: choosing a telephone menu option
An original German message about choosing a telephone menu option, with a transcript, six translated lines and three evidence-based listening questions.
Read and practiseGerman listening: an office lunch break in opening hours
An original German message about an office lunch break in opening hours, with a transcript, six translated lines and three evidence-based listening questions.
Read and practiseGerman listening: a wrong-number voicemail
An original German message about a wrong-number voicemail, with a transcript, six translated lines and three evidence-based listening questions.
Read and practiseGerman listening: requesting a slower explanation
An original German message about requesting a slower explanation, with a transcript, six translated lines and three evidence-based listening questions.
Read and practiseGerman listening: a message that needs no callback
An original German message about a message that needs no callback, with a transcript, six translated lines and three evidence-based listening questions.
Read and practiseGerman listening: seventeen people, not seventy
An original German message about seventeen people, not seventy, with a transcript, six translated lines and three evidence-based listening questions.
Read and practiseGerman listening: fifteen euros as a deposit
An original German message about fifteen euros as a deposit, with a transcript, six translated lines and three evidence-based listening questions.
Read and practiseGerman listening: quarter to nine versus quarter past
An original German message about quarter to nine versus quarter past, with a transcript, six translated lines and three evidence-based listening questions.
Read and practiseGerman listening: the twenty-third, not the thirtieth
An original German message about the twenty-third, not the thirtieth, with a transcript, six translated lines and three evidence-based listening questions.
Read and practiseGerman listening: ground floor versus first floor
An original German message about ground floor versus first floor, with a transcript, six translated lines and three evidence-based listening questions.
Read and practiseGerman listening: platform three versus thirteen
An original German message about platform three versus thirteen, with a transcript, six translated lines and three evidence-based listening questions.
Read and practiseGerman listening: until six or for six hours
An original German message about until six or for six hours, with a transcript, six translated lines and three evidence-based listening questions.
Read and practiseGerman listening: rooms twelve to fifteen
An original German message about rooms twelve to fifteen, with a transcript, six translated lines and three evidence-based listening questions.
Read and practiseGerman listening: two per person, twelve in total
An original German message about two per person, twelve in total, with a transcript, six translated lines and three evidence-based listening questions.
Read and practiseGerman listening: moved, not cancelled
An original German message about moved, not cancelled, with a transcript, six translated lines and three evidence-based listening questions.
Read and practiseGerman listening: every afternoon except monday
An original German message about every afternoon except monday, with a transcript, six translated lines and three evidence-based listening questions.
Read and practiseGerman listening: choose one of two sessions
An original German message about choose one of two sessions, with a transcript, six translated lines and three evidence-based listening questions.
Read and practiseGerman listening: collect only after confirmation
An original German message about collect only after confirmation, with a transcript, six translated lines and three evidence-based listening questions.
Read and practiseGerman listening: photograph before unpacking
An original German message about photograph before unpacking, with a transcript, six translated lines and three evidence-based listening questions.
Read and practiseGerman listening: at least eight helpers
An original German message about at least eight helpers, with a transcript, six translated lines and three evidence-based listening questions.
Read and practiseGerman listening: no later than the day before
An original German message about no later than the day before, with a transcript, six translated lines and three evidence-based listening questions.
Read and practiseGerman listening: still available or no longer available
An original German message about still available or no longer available, with a transcript, six translated lines and three evidence-based listening questions.
Read and practiseGerman listening: turn left after the second gate
An original German message about turn left after the second gate, with a transcript, six translated lines and three evidence-based listening questions.
Read and practiseGerman listening: near the station but beside the pharmacy
An original German message about near the station but beside the pharmacy, with a transcript, six translated lines and three evidence-based listening questions.
Read and practiseGerman listening: this week or the week after next
An original German message about this week or the week after next, with a transcript, six translated lines and three evidence-based listening questions.
Read and practiseGerman listening: an early course with one drawback
An original German message about an early course with one drawback, with a transcript, six translated lines and three evidence-based listening questions.
Read and practiseGerman listening: paper notes and a digital archive
An original German message about paper notes and a digital archive, with a transcript, six translated lines and three evidence-based listening questions.
Read and practiseGerman listening: why a longer walk can be easier
An original German message about why a longer walk can be easier, with a transcript, six translated lines and three evidence-based listening questions.
Read and practiseGerman listening: repeating a story scene with a purpose
An original German message about repeating a story scene with a purpose, with a transcript, six translated lines and three evidence-based listening questions.
Read and practiseGerman listening: regular help without weekly attendance
An original German message about regular help without weekly attendance, with a transcript, six translated lines and three evidence-based listening questions.
Read and practiseGerman listening: a noise complaint with a limited request
An original German message about a noise complaint with a limited request, with a transcript, six translated lines and three evidence-based listening questions.
Read and practiseGerman listening: a useful review without a star score
An original German message about a useful review without a star score, with a transcript, six translated lines and three evidence-based listening questions.
Read and practiseGerman listening: changing a plan after new information
An original German message about changing a plan after new information, with a transcript, six translated lines and three evidence-based listening questions.
Read and practiseGerman listening: knowing a word without using it
An original German message about knowing a word without using it, with a transcript, six translated lines and three evidence-based listening questions.
Read and practiseGerman listening: a translation used after a first attempt
An original German message about a translation used after a first attempt, with a transcript, six translated lines and three evidence-based listening questions.
Read and practiseGerman listening: the blue window in a drawing
An original German message about the blue window in a drawing, with a transcript, six translated lines and three evidence-based listening questions.
Read and practiseGerman listening: an extra name on a team list
An original German message about an extra name on a team list, with a transcript, six translated lines and three evidence-based listening questions.
Read and practiseGerman listening: a clock tower heard from far away
An original German message about a clock tower heard from far away, with a transcript, six translated lines and three evidence-based listening questions.
Read and practiseGerman listening: the basket left behind
An original German message about the basket left behind, with a transcript, six translated lines and three evidence-based listening questions.
Read and practiseGerman listening: the page that was not missing
An original German message about the page that was not missing, with a transcript, six translated lines and three evidence-based listening questions.
Read and practiseGerman listening: two addresses for one business
An original German message about two addresses for one business, with a transcript, six translated lines and three evidence-based listening questions.
Read and practiseGerman listening: the unexpected helper
An original German message about the unexpected helper, with a transcript, six translated lines and three evidence-based listening questions.
Read and practiseGerman listening: a letter returned for a small reason
An original German message about a letter returned for a small reason, with a transcript, six translated lines and three evidence-based listening questions.
Read and practiseGerman listening: a garden note meant for yesterday
An original German message about a garden note meant for yesterday, with a transcript, six translated lines and three evidence-based listening questions.
Read and practiseGerman listening: the leftover budget
An original German message about the leftover budget, with a transcript, six translated lines and three evidence-based listening questions.
Read and practiseA1 German story: the red thread
Read The red thread, an original German story with six translated excerpts and three comprehension questions that ask for evidence from the text.
Read and practiseA1 German story: the extra chair
Read The extra chair, an original German story with six translated excerpts and three comprehension questions that ask for evidence from the text.
Read and practiseA1 German story: the silent bell
Read The silent bell, an original German story with six translated excerpts and three comprehension questions that ask for evidence from the text.
Read and practiseA1 German story: the plant label
Read The plant label, an original German story with six translated excerpts and three comprehension questions that ask for evidence from the text.
Read and practiseA1 German story: the blue tape on the floor
Read The blue tape on the floor, an original German story with six translated excerpts and three comprehension questions that ask for evidence from the text.
Read and practiseA1 German story: two bags of flour
Read Two bags of flour, an original German story with six translated excerpts and three comprehension questions that ask for evidence from the text.
Read and practiseA1 German story: the shortest route to the bench
Read The shortest route to the bench, an original German story with six translated excerpts and three comprehension questions that ask for evidence from the text.
Read and practiseA1 German story: the unused raffle ticket
Read The unused raffle ticket, an original German story with six translated excerpts and three comprehension questions that ask for evidence from the text.
Read and practiseA1 German story: the lamp at the doorway
Read The lamp at the doorway, an original German story with six translated excerpts and three comprehension questions that ask for evidence from the text.
Read and practiseA1 German story: a paper boat with a message
Read A paper boat with a message, an original German story with six translated excerpts and three comprehension questions that ask for evidence from the text.
Read and practiseA1 German story: the other side of the map
Read The other side of the map, an original German story with six translated excerpts and three comprehension questions that ask for evidence from the text.
Read and practiseA1 German story: the warm stone
Read The warm stone, an original German story with six translated excerpts and three comprehension questions that ask for evidence from the text.
Read and practiseA1 German story: the last yellow cup
Read The last yellow cup, an original German story with six translated excerpts and three comprehension questions that ask for evidence from the text.
Read and practiseA1 German story: the empty envelope
Read The empty envelope, an original German story with six translated excerpts and three comprehension questions that ask for evidence from the text.
Read and practiseA1 German story: the seat beside the window
Read The seat beside the window, an original German story with six translated excerpts and three comprehension questions that ask for evidence from the text.
Read and practiseA1 German story: the square tablecloth
Read The square tablecloth, an original German story with six translated excerpts and three comprehension questions that ask for evidence from the text.
Read and practiseA1 German story: the sound in the closed box
Read The sound in the closed box, an original German story with six translated excerpts and three comprehension questions that ask for evidence from the text.
Read and practiseA1 German story: the smallest umbrella
Read The smallest umbrella, an original German story with six translated excerpts and three comprehension questions that ask for evidence from the text.
Read and practiseA1 German story: three red lines on the calendar
Read Three red lines on the calendar, an original German story with six translated excerpts and three comprehension questions that ask for evidence from the text.
Read and practiseA1 German story: half a mural
Read Half a mural, an original German story with six translated excerpts and three comprehension questions that ask for evidence from the text.
Read and practiseA1 German story: the second door
Read The second door, an original German story with six translated excerpts and three comprehension questions that ask for evidence from the text.
Read and practiseA1 German story: the small apron
Read The small apron, an original German story with six translated excerpts and three comprehension questions that ask for evidence from the text.
Read and practiseA1 German story: the numbered pots
Read The numbered pots, an original German story with six translated excerpts and three comprehension questions that ask for evidence from the text.
Read and practiseA1 German story: the first snow picture
Read The first snow picture, an original German story with six translated excerpts and three comprehension questions that ask for evidence from the text.
Read and practiseA1 German story: the folding screen
Read The folding screen, an original German story with six translated excerpts and three comprehension questions that ask for evidence from the text.
Read and practiseA1 German story: the green folder
Read The green folder, an original German story with six translated excerpts and three comprehension questions that ask for evidence from the text.
Read and practiseA1 German story: the ribbon that is too long
Read The ribbon that is too long, an original German story with six translated excerpts and three comprehension questions that ask for evidence from the text.
Read and practiseA1 German story: the clock that stops at lunch
Read The clock that stops at lunch, an original German story with six translated excerpts and three comprehension questions that ask for evidence from the text.
Read and practiseA1 German story: the shared shopping list
Read The shared shopping list, an original German story with six translated excerpts and three comprehension questions that ask for evidence from the text.
Read and practiseA1 German story: the shadow on the stage
Read The shadow on the stage, an original German story with six translated excerpts and three comprehension questions that ask for evidence from the text.
Read and practiseA1 German story: two listeners at the window
Read Two listeners at the window, an original German story with six translated excerpts and three comprehension questions that ask for evidence from the text.
Read and practiseA1 German story: the missing arrow
Read The missing arrow, an original German story with six translated excerpts and three comprehension questions that ask for evidence from the text.
Read and practiseA1 German story: the two sandwich halves
Read The two sandwich halves, an original German story with six translated excerpts and three comprehension questions that ask for evidence from the text.
Read and practiseA1 German story: the photo without a person
Read The photo without a person, an original German story with six translated excerpts and three comprehension questions that ask for evidence from the text.
Read and practiseA1 German story: the last puzzle piece
Read The last puzzle piece, an original German story with six translated excerpts and three comprehension questions that ask for evidence from the text.
Read and practiseA2 German story: the stool that came back
Read The stool that came back, an original German story with six translated excerpts and three comprehension questions that ask for evidence from the text.
Read and practiseA2 German story: the postcard kept in a drawer
Read The postcard kept in a drawer, an original German story with six translated excerpts and three comprehension questions that ask for evidence from the text.
Read and practiseA2 German story: the signature inside the drawer
Read The signature inside the drawer, an original German story with six translated excerpts and three comprehension questions that ask for evidence from the text.
Read and practiseA2 German story: the market scale
Read The market scale, an original German story with six translated excerpts and three comprehension questions that ask for evidence from the text.
Read and practiseA2 German story: the shared oven timetable
Read The shared oven timetable, an original German story with six translated excerpts and three comprehension questions that ask for evidence from the text.
Read and practiseA2 German story: the faded route marker
Read The faded route marker, an original German story with six translated excerpts and three comprehension questions that ask for evidence from the text.
Read and practiseA2 German story: the receipt in the cookbook
Read The receipt in the cookbook, an original German story with six translated excerpts and three comprehension questions that ask for evidence from the text.
Read and practiseA2 German story: the view from the first row
Read The view from the first row, an original German story with six translated excerpts and three comprehension questions that ask for evidence from the text.
Read and practiseA2 German story: the date on the seed packet
Read The date on the seed packet, an original German story with six translated excerpts and three comprehension questions that ask for evidence from the text.
Read and practiseA2 German story: the volunteer photograph
Read The volunteer photograph, an original German story with six translated excerpts and three comprehension questions that ask for evidence from the text.
Read and practiseA2 German story: the empty reserved space
Read The empty reserved space, an original German story with six translated excerpts and three comprehension questions that ask for evidence from the text.
Read and practiseA2 German story: the missing reverse side
Read The missing reverse side, an original German story with six translated excerpts and three comprehension questions that ask for evidence from the text.
Read and practiseA2 German story: the light in the empty workshop
Read The light in the empty workshop, an original German story with six translated excerpts and three comprehension questions that ask for evidence from the text.
Read and practiseA2 German story: the borrowed stamp
Read The borrowed stamp, an original German story with six translated excerpts and three comprehension questions that ask for evidence from the text.
Read and practiseA2 German story: the quiet route through town
Read The quiet route through town, an original German story with six translated excerpts and three comprehension questions that ask for evidence from the text.
Read and practiseA2 German story: the key marked storage
Read The key marked storage, an original German story with six translated excerpts and three comprehension questions that ask for evidence from the text.
Read and practiseA2 German story: the note beside the recipe
Read The note beside the recipe, an original German story with six translated excerpts and three comprehension questions that ask for evidence from the text.
Read and practiseA2 German story: the dry paint sign
Read The dry paint sign, an original German story with six translated excerpts and three comprehension questions that ask for evidence from the text.
Read and practiseA2 German story: the order of the songs
Read The order of the songs, an original German story with six translated excerpts and three comprehension questions that ask for evidence from the text.
Read and practiseA2 German story: the phone in silent mode
Read The phone in silent mode, an original German story with six translated excerpts and three comprehension questions that ask for evidence from the text.
Read and practiseA2 German story: a small farewell
Read A small farewell, an original German story with six translated excerpts and three comprehension questions that ask for evidence from the text.
Read and practiseA2 German story: a different kind of success
Read A different kind of success, an original German story with six translated excerpts and three comprehension questions that ask for evidence from the text.
Read and practiseA2 German story: a table for one
Read A table for one, an original German story with six translated excerpts and three comprehension questions that ask for evidence from the text.
Read and practiseA2 German story: the unopened toolbox
Read The unopened toolbox, an original German story with six translated excerpts and three comprehension questions that ask for evidence from the text.
Read and practiseA2 German story: a conversation that changes language
Read A conversation that changes language, an original German story with six translated excerpts and three comprehension questions that ask for evidence from the text.
Read and practiseA2 German story: the gift on the windowsill
Read The gift on the windowsill, an original German story with six translated excerpts and three comprehension questions that ask for evidence from the text.
Read and practiseA2 German story: praise for the wrong person
Read Praise for the wrong person, an original German story with six translated excerpts and three comprehension questions that ask for evidence from the text.
Read and practiseA2 German story: learning a difficult name
Read Learning a difficult name, an original German story with six translated excerpts and three comprehension questions that ask for evidence from the text.
Read and practiseA2 German story: the unfinished scarf
Read The unfinished scarf, an original German story with six translated excerpts and three comprehension questions that ask for evidence from the text.
Read and practiseA2 German story: the second question
Read The second question, an original German story with six translated excerpts and three comprehension questions that ask for evidence from the text.
Read and practiseA2 German story: ten minutes that became an hour
Read Ten minutes that became an hour, an original German story with six translated excerpts and three comprehension questions that ask for evidence from the text.
Read and practiseA2 German story: a quieter applause
Read A quieter applause, an original German story with six translated excerpts and three comprehension questions that ask for evidence from the text.
Read and practiseA2 German story: one more photograph
Read One more photograph, an original German story with six translated excerpts and three comprehension questions that ask for evidence from the text.
Read and practiseA2 German story: building a bench together
Read Building a bench together, an original German story with six translated excerpts and three comprehension questions that ask for evidence from the text.
Read and practiseA2 German story: the unfinished winter drawing
Read The unfinished winter drawing, an original German story with six translated excerpts and three comprehension questions that ask for evidence from the text.
Read and practiseB1 German story: two notes about the same meeting
Read Two notes about the same meeting, an original German story with six translated excerpts and three comprehension questions that ask for evidence from the text.
Read and practiseB1 German story: the quotation without a speaker
Read The quotation without a speaker, an original German story with six translated excerpts and three comprehension questions that ask for evidence from the text.
Read and practiseB1 German story: the unusual donation
Read The unusual donation, an original German story with six translated excerpts and three comprehension questions that ask for evidence from the text.
Read and practiseB1 German story: the changed opening paragraph
Read The changed opening paragraph, an original German story with six translated excerpts and three comprehension questions that ask for evidence from the text.
Read and practiseB1 German story: the room nobody used
Read The room nobody used, an original German story with six translated excerpts and three comprehension questions that ask for evidence from the text.
Read and practiseB1 German story: the poster without a name
Read The poster without a name, an original German story with six translated excerpts and three comprehension questions that ask for evidence from the text.
Read and practiseB1 German story: the last edit before printing
Read The last edit before printing, an original German story with six translated excerpts and three comprehension questions that ask for evidence from the text.
Read and practiseB1 German story: the musician who returned
Read The musician who returned, an original German story with six translated excerpts and three comprehension questions that ask for evidence from the text.
Read and practiseB1 German story: the garden vote
Read The garden vote, an original German story with six translated excerpts and three comprehension questions that ask for evidence from the text.
Read and practiseB1 German story: the old address list
Read The old address list, an original German story with six translated excerpts and three comprehension questions that ask for evidence from the text.
Read and practiseB1 German story: the crowded repair café
Read The crowded repair café, an original German story with six translated excerpts and three comprehension questions that ask for evidence from the text.
Read and practiseB1 German story: the translated invitation
Read The translated invitation, an original German story with six translated excerpts and three comprehension questions that ask for evidence from the text.
Read and practiseB1 German story: repair or replace the sign
Read Repair or replace the sign, an original German story with six translated excerpts and three comprehension questions that ask for evidence from the text.
Read and practiseB1 German story: the unanswered survey
Read The unanswered survey, an original German story with six translated excerpts and three comprehension questions that ask for evidence from the text.
Read and practiseB1 German story: one free shelf
Read One free shelf, an original German story with six translated excerpts and three comprehension questions that ask for evidence from the text.
Read and practiseB1 German story: two kinds of memory
Read Two kinds of memory, an original German story with six translated excerpts and three comprehension questions that ask for evidence from the text.
Read and practiseB1 German story: waiting for the expert
Read Waiting for the expert, an original German story with six translated excerpts and three comprehension questions that ask for evidence from the text.
Read and practiseB1 German story: an apology without a long excuse
Read An apology without a long excuse, an original German story with six translated excerpts and three comprehension questions that ask for evidence from the text.
Read and practiseB1 German story: the unpopular shortcut
Read The unpopular shortcut, an original German story with six translated excerpts and three comprehension questions that ask for evidence from the text.
Read and practiseB1 German story: a letter to a future self
Read A letter to a future self, an original German story with six translated excerpts and three comprehension questions that ask for evidence from the text.
Read and practiseB1 German story: the unsigned hallway notice
Read The unsigned hallway notice, an original German story with six translated excerpts and three comprehension questions that ask for evidence from the text.
Read and practiseB1 German story: two identical umbrellas
Read Two identical umbrellas, an original German story with six translated excerpts and three comprehension questions that ask for evidence from the text.
Read and practiseB1 German story: three meeting notes
Read Three meeting notes, an original German story with six translated excerpts and three comprehension questions that ask for evidence from the text.
Read and practiseB1 German story: the bakery order with two totals
Read The bakery order with two totals, an original German story with six translated excerpts and three comprehension questions that ask for evidence from the text.
Read and practiseB1 German story: which room booking is current?
Read Which room booking is current?, an original German story with six translated excerpts and three comprehension questions that ask for evidence from the text.
Read and practiseB1 German story: the returned recording equipment
Read The returned recording equipment, an original German story with six translated excerpts and three comprehension questions that ask for evidence from the text.
Read and practiseB1 German story: the caption with the wrong year
Read The caption with the wrong year, an original German story with six translated excerpts and three comprehension questions that ask for evidence from the text.
Read and practiseB1 German story: the shift swap that was not complete
Read The shift swap that was not complete, an original German story with six translated excerpts and three comprehension questions that ask for evidence from the text.
Read and practiseB1 German story: the menu update in three messages
Read The menu update in three messages, an original German story with six translated excerpts and three comprehension questions that ask for evidence from the text.
Read and practiseB1 German story: the delivery to the wrong courtyard
Read The delivery to the wrong courtyard, an original German story with six translated excerpts and three comprehension questions that ask for evidence from the text.
Read and practiseGerman pronunciation: bieten and bitten
Hear and practise the vowel contrast in bieten and bitten, with six original translated sentences and a meaning-based speaking check.
Read and practiseGerman pronunciation: Staat and Stadt
Hear and practise the vowel contrast in Staat and Stadt, with six original translated sentences and a meaning-based speaking check.
Read and practiseGerman pronunciation: Ofen and offen
Hear and practise the vowel contrast in Ofen and offen, with six original translated sentences and a meaning-based speaking check.
Read and practiseGerman pronunciation: Hüte and Hütte
Hear and practise the vowel contrast in Hüte and Hütte, with six original translated sentences and a meaning-based speaking check.
Read and practiseGerman pronunciation: fühlen and füllen
Hear and practise the vowel contrast in fühlen and füllen, with six original translated sentences and a meaning-based speaking check.
Read and practiseGerman pronunciation: schon and schön
Hear and practise the vowel contrast in schon and schön, with six original translated sentences and a meaning-based speaking check.
Read and practiseGerman pronunciation: Bruder and Brüder
Hear and practise the vowel contrast in Bruder and Brüder, with six original translated sentences and a meaning-based speaking check.
Read and practiseGerman pronunciation: konnte and könnte
Hear and practise the vowel contrast in konnte and könnte, with six original translated sentences and a meaning-based speaking check.
Read and practiseGerman pronunciation: fordern and fördern
Hear and practise the vowel contrast in fordern and fördern, with six original translated sentences and a meaning-based speaking check.
Read and practiseGerman pronunciation: wurde and würde
Hear and practise the vowel contrast in wurde and würde, with six original translated sentences and a meaning-based speaking check.
Read and practiseGerman pronunciation: Miete and Mitte
Hear and practise the vowel contrast in Miete and Mitte, with six original translated sentences and a meaning-based speaking check.
Read and practiseGerman pronunciation: Ruhm and Rum
Hear and practise the vowel contrast in Ruhm and Rum, with six original translated sentences and a meaning-based speaking check.
Read and practiseGerman pronunciation: Beet and Bett
Hear and practise the vowel contrast in Beet and Bett, with six original translated sentences and a meaning-based speaking check.
Read and practiseGerman pronunciation: Weg and weg
Hear and practise the vowel contrast in Weg and weg, with six original translated sentences and a meaning-based speaking check.
Read and practiseGerman pronunciation: Schiff and schief
Hear and practise the vowel contrast in Schiff and schief, with six original translated sentences and a meaning-based speaking check.
Read and practiseGerman pronunciation: Kahn and kann
Hear and practise the vowel contrast in Kahn and kann, with six original translated sentences and a meaning-based speaking check.
Read and practiseGerman pronunciation: spuken and spucken
Hear and practise the vowel contrast in spuken and spucken, with six original translated sentences and a meaning-based speaking check.
Read and practiseGerman pronunciation: Stiel and still
Hear and practise the vowel contrast in Stiel and still, with six original translated sentences and a meaning-based speaking check.
Read and practiseGerman pronunciation: Höhle and Hölle
Hear and practise the vowel contrast in Höhle and Hölle, with six original translated sentences and a meaning-based speaking check.
Read and practiseGerman pronunciation: Saat and satt
Hear and practise the vowel contrast in Saat and satt, with six original translated sentences and a meaning-based speaking check.
Read and practiseGerman pronunciation practice: the final ng in ring and zeitung
Practise the final ng in ring and zeitung through six original German sentences with English meanings, a focused explanation and three speaking checks.
Read and practiseGerman pronunciation practice: regional pronunciations of final ig
Practise regional pronunciations of final ig through six original German sentences with English meanings, a focused explanation and three speaking checks.
Read and practiseGerman pronunciation practice: the ch sound in diminutives
Practise the ch sound in diminutives through six original German sentences with English meanings, a focused explanation and three speaking checks.
Read and practiseGerman pronunciation practice: pronouncing tion in common nouns
Practise pronouncing tion in common nouns through six original German sentences with English meanings, a focused explanation and three speaking checks.
Read and practiseGerman pronunciation practice: stress in verbs ending in ieren
Practise stress in verbs ending in ieren through six original German sentences with English meanings, a focused explanation and three speaking checks.
Read and practiseGerman pronunciation practice: words where v sounds like f
Practise words where v sounds like f through six original German sentences with English meanings, a focused explanation and three speaking checks.
Read and practiseGerman pronunciation practice: words where v is voiced
Practise words where v is voiced through six original German sentences with English meanings, a focused explanation and three speaking checks.
Read and practiseGerman pronunciation practice: the ks sound in fuchs and wachsen
Practise the ks sound in fuchs and wachsen through six original German sentences with English meanings, a focused explanation and three speaking checks.
Read and practiseGerman pronunciation practice: the kv sequence in qu words
Practise the kv sequence in qu words through six original German sentences with English meanings, a focused explanation and three speaking checks.
Read and practiseGerman pronunciation practice: keeping both sounds in initial pf
Practise keeping both sounds in initial pf through six original German sentences with English meanings, a focused explanation and three speaking checks.
Read and practiseGerman pronunciation practice: the ts sound in german z
Practise the ts sound in german z through six original German sentences with English meanings, a focused explanation and three speaking checks.
Read and practiseGerman pronunciation practice: a written h that is not a separate sound
Practise a written h that is not a separate sound through six original German sentences with English meanings, a focused explanation and three speaking checks.
Read and practiseGerman pronunciation practice: the consonant j in german words
Practise the consonant j in german words through six original German sentences with English meanings, a focused explanation and three speaking checks.
Read and practiseGerman pronunciation practice: the voiced friction sound of german w
Practise the voiced friction sound of german w through six original German sentences with English meanings, a focused explanation and three speaking checks.
Read and practiseGerman pronunciation practice: hearing final d through related forms
Practise hearing final d through related forms through six original German sentences with English meanings, a focused explanation and three speaking checks.
Read and practiseGerman pronunciation practice: correcting who does the action
Practise correcting who does the action through six original German sentences with English meanings, a focused explanation and three speaking checks.
Read and practiseGerman pronunciation practice: correcting the object of an action
Practise correcting the object of an action through six original German sentences with English meanings, a focused explanation and three speaking checks.
Read and practiseGerman pronunciation practice: correcting who receives something
Practise correcting who receives something through six original German sentences with English meanings, a focused explanation and three speaking checks.
Read and practiseGerman pronunciation practice: correcting when something happens
Practise correcting when something happens through six original German sentences with English meanings, a focused explanation and three speaking checks.
Read and practiseGerman pronunciation practice: correcting a place in spoken directions
Practise correcting a place in spoken directions through six original German sentences with English meanings, a focused explanation and three speaking checks.
Read and practiseGerman pronunciation practice: correcting a spoken quantity
Practise correcting a spoken quantity through six original German sentences with English meanings, a focused explanation and three speaking checks.
Read and practiseGerman pronunciation practice: making the corrected negative clear
Practise making the corrected negative clear through six original German sentences with English meanings, a focused explanation and three speaking checks.
Read and practiseGerman pronunciation practice: placing spoken focus on the new answer
Practise placing spoken focus on the new answer through six original German sentences with English meanings, a focused explanation and three speaking checks.
Read and practiseGerman pronunciation practice: keeping a separated verb prefix audible
Practise keeping a separated verb prefix audible through six original German sentences with English meanings, a focused explanation and three speaking checks.
Read and practiseGerman pronunciation practice: speaking an inserted comment clearly
Practise speaking an inserted comment clearly through six original German sentences with English meanings, a focused explanation and three speaking checks.
Read and practiseGerman pronunciation practice: keeping a spoken reason clause together
Practise keeping a spoken reason clause together through six original German sentences with English meanings, a focused explanation and three speaking checks.
Read and practiseGerman pronunciation practice: making a spoken condition recognizable
Practise making a spoken condition recognizable through six original German sentences with English meanings, a focused explanation and three speaking checks.
Read and practiseGerman pronunciation practice: showing when a spoken list is finished
Practise showing when a spoken list is finished through six original German sentences with English meanings, a focused explanation and three speaking checks.
Read and practiseGerman pronunciation practice: giving telephone details in manageable chunks
Practise giving telephone details in manageable chunks through six original German sentences with English meanings, a focused explanation and three speaking checks.
Read and practiseGerman pronunciation practice: speaking a request without rushing its purpose
Practise speaking a request without rushing its purpose through six original German sentences with English meanings, a focused explanation and three speaking checks.
Read and practiseGerman pronunciation practice: trying two natural yes-no question contours
Practise trying two natural yes-no question contours through six original German sentences with English meanings, a focused explanation and three speaking checks.
Read and practiseGerman pronunciation practice: a calm information question
Practise a calm information question through six original German sentences with English meanings, a focused explanation and three speaking checks.
Read and practiseGerman pronunciation practice: repeating a detail to check understanding
Practise repeating a detail to check understanding through six original German sentences with English meanings, a focused explanation and three speaking checks.
Read and practiseGerman pronunciation practice: keeping two dialogue turns distinct
Practise keeping two dialogue turns distinct through six original German sentences with English meanings, a focused explanation and three speaking checks.
Read and practiseGerman pronunciation practice: stress in useful multi-part compounds
Practise stress in useful multi-part compounds through six original German sentences with English meanings, a focused explanation and three speaking checks.
Read and practiseGerman pronunciation practice: spelling a name with an umlaut
Practise spelling a name with an umlaut through six original German sentences with English meanings, a focused explanation and three speaking checks.
Read and practiseGerman pronunciation practice: saying and spelling a hyphenated surname
Practise saying and spelling a hyphenated surname through six original German sentences with English meanings, a focused explanation and three speaking checks.
Read and practiseGerman pronunciation practice: distinguishing initials from a full name
Practise distinguishing initials from a full name through six original German sentences with English meanings, a focused explanation and three speaking checks.
Read and practiseGerman pronunciation practice: saying an email address clearly
Practise saying an email address clearly through six original German sentences with English meanings, a focused explanation and three speaking checks.
Read and practiseGerman pronunciation practice: keeping the leading zero in a postcode
Practise keeping the leading zero in a postcode through six original German sentences with English meanings, a focused explanation and three speaking checks.
Read and practiseGerman pronunciation practice: saying a house number with a letter
Practise saying a house number with a letter through six original German sentences with English meanings, a focused explanation and three speaking checks.
Read and practiseGerman pronunciation practice: reading a telephone number in stable groups
Practise reading a telephone number in stable groups through six original German sentences with English meanings, a focused explanation and three speaking checks.
Read and practiseGerman pronunciation practice: repairing a teen-versus-tens misunderstanding
Practise repairing a teen-versus-tens misunderstanding through six original German sentences with English meanings, a focused explanation and three speaking checks.
Read and practiseGerman pronunciation practice: saying euros and cents separately
Practise saying euros and cents separately through six original German sentences with English meanings, a focused explanation and three speaking checks.
Read and practiseGerman pronunciation practice: reading a calendar date aloud
Practise reading a calendar date aloud through six original German sentences with English meanings, a focused explanation and three speaking checks.
Read and practiseGerman pronunciation practice: asking for one missing spoken detail
Practise asking for one missing spoken detail through six original German sentences with English meanings, a focused explanation and three speaking checks.
Read and practiseGerman pronunciation practice: comparing one feature in a self-recording
Practise comparing one feature in a self-recording through six original German sentences with English meanings, a focused explanation and three speaking checks.
Read and practiseGerman pronunciation practice: moving from slow speech to a clear normal pace
Practise moving from slow speech to a clear normal pace through six original German sentences with English meanings, a focused explanation and three speaking checks.
Read and practiseGerman pronunciation practice: choosing pauses that preserve meaning
Practise choosing pauses that preserve meaning through six original German sentences with English meanings, a focused explanation and three speaking checks.
Read and practiseGerman pronunciation practice: requesting specific pronunciation feedback
Practise requesting specific pronunciation feedback through six original German sentences with English meanings, a focused explanation and three speaking checks.
Read and practiseSilent German practice without a microphone
Practise German with silent german practice without a microphone: a concrete routine, six bilingual examples, a correction and explained self-checks.
Read and practiseA paper notebook beside a German game
Practise German with a paper notebook beside a german game: a concrete routine, six bilingual examples, a correction and explained self-checks.
Read and practiseTry again after using a German hint
Practise German with try again after using a german hint: a concrete routine, six bilingual examples, a correction and explained self-checks.
Read and practiseChange one part of a German sentence
Practise German with change one part of a german sentence: a concrete routine, six bilingual examples, a correction and explained self-checks.
Read and practiseSeparate evidence from guesses in German
Practise German with separate evidence from guesses in german: a concrete routine, six bilingual examples, a correction and explained self-checks.
Read and practiseRetell a German text from a timeline
Practise German with retell a german text from a timeline: a concrete routine, six bilingual examples, a correction and explained self-checks.
Read and practiseRetell a scene from another person's view
Practise German with retell a scene from another person's view: a concrete routine, six bilingual examples, a correction and explained self-checks.
Read and practiseMake German verb cards with complements
Practise German with make german verb cards with complements: a concrete routine, six bilingual examples, a correction and explained self-checks.
Read and practiseRetrieve German articles with useful phrases
Practise German with retrieve german articles with useful phrases: a concrete routine, six bilingual examples, a correction and explained self-checks.
Read and practiseRead a long German sentence in chunks
Practise German with read a long german sentence in chunks: a concrete routine, six bilingual examples, a correction and explained self-checks.
Read and practiseThree-pass German dictation from a short text
Practise German with three-pass german dictation from a short text: a concrete routine, six bilingual examples, a correction and explained self-checks.
Read and practisePractise confirming German numbers aloud
Practise German with practise confirming german numbers aloud: a concrete routine, six bilingual examples, a correction and explained self-checks.
Read and practiseParaphrase German after closing the source
Practise German with paraphrase german after closing the source: a concrete routine, six bilingual examples, a correction and explained self-checks.
Read and practiseTurn German statements into useful questions
Practise German with turn german statements into useful questions: a concrete routine, six bilingual examples, a correction and explained self-checks.
Read and practiseCheck German meaning before correcting endings
Practise German with check german meaning before correcting endings: a concrete routine, six bilingual examples, a correction and explained self-checks.
Read and practisePractise a German refusal with an alternative
Practise German with practise a german refusal with an alternative: a concrete routine, six bilingual examples, a correction and explained self-checks.
Read and practiseFind the head of a German compound
Practise German with find the head of a german compound: a concrete routine, six bilingual examples, a correction and explained self-checks.
Read and practiseDraw a small German collocation map
Practise German with draw a small german collocation map: a concrete routine, six bilingual examples, a correction and explained self-checks.
Read and practiseTurn a German error log into a new attempt
Practise German with turn a german error log into a new attempt: a concrete routine, six bilingual examples, a correction and explained self-checks.
Read and practiseKeep conditions when summarizing German
Practise German with keep conditions when summarizing german: a concrete routine, six bilingual examples, a correction and explained self-checks.
Read and practiseRehearse a German reply before a conversation
Practise German with rehearse a german reply before a conversation: a concrete routine, six bilingual examples, a correction and explained self-checks.
Read and practiseCreate a German information-gap task with a partner
Practise German with create a german information-gap task with a partner: a concrete routine, six bilingual examples, a correction and explained self-checks.
Read and practiseBring a German game sentence to a lesson
Practise German with bring a german game sentence to a lesson: a concrete routine, six bilingual examples, a correction and explained self-checks.
Read and practiseCheck whether you can use German outside a game
Practise German with check whether you can use german outside a game: a concrete routine, six bilingual examples, a correction and explained self-checks.
Read and practiseKeep a German first attempt before feedback
Practise German with keep a german first attempt before feedback: a concrete routine, six bilingual examples, a correction and explained self-checks.
Read and practiseDecide when to reveal a German translation
Practise German with decide when to reveal a german translation: a concrete routine, six bilingual examples, a correction and explained self-checks.
Read and practiseIncrease German reading speed without losing conditions
Practise German with increase german reading speed without losing conditions: a concrete routine, six bilingual examples, a correction and explained self-checks.
Read and practiseSketch a route while reading German directions
Practise German with sketch a route while reading german directions: a concrete routine, six bilingual examples, a correction and explained self-checks.
Read and practiseTurn German reading into two-role practice
Practise German with turn german reading into two-role practice: a concrete routine, six bilingual examples, a correction and explained self-checks.
Read and practiseWrite a German summary without inventing details
Practise German with write a german summary without inventing details: a concrete routine, six bilingual examples, a correction and explained self-checks.
Read and practiseMark the German verb bracket before rebuilding a sentence
Practise German with mark the german verb bracket before rebuilding a sentence: a concrete routine, six bilingual examples, a correction and explained self-checks.
Read and practiseFind the finite verb in a German paragraph
Practise German with find the finite verb in a german paragraph: a concrete routine, six bilingual examples, a correction and explained self-checks.
Read and practiseExplain why a German sentence tile does not fit
Practise German with explain why a german sentence tile does not fit: a concrete routine, six bilingual examples, a correction and explained self-checks.
Read and practiseSeparate German gender knowledge from case practice
Practise German with separate german gender knowledge from case practice: a concrete routine, six bilingual examples, a correction and explained self-checks.
Read and practiseWrite a minimal correction and a natural German revision
Practise German with write a minimal correction and a natural german revision: a concrete routine, six bilingual examples, a correction and explained self-checks.
Read and practiseSwitch a German request from du to Sie
Practise German with switch a german request from du to sie: a concrete routine, six bilingual examples, a correction and explained self-checks.
Read and practiseClarify an unclear German pronoun
Practise German with clarify an unclear german pronoun: a concrete routine, six bilingual examples, a correction and explained self-checks.
Read and practiseCheck what a German negative sentence denies
Practise German with check what a german negative sentence denies: a concrete routine, six bilingual examples, a correction and explained self-checks.
Read and practiseGive a short German briefing from notes
Practise German with give a short german briefing from notes: a concrete routine, six bilingual examples, a correction and explained self-checks.
Read and practiseWrite a German note for your next study session
Practise German with write a german note for your next study session: a concrete routine, six bilingual examples, a correction and explained self-checks.
Read and practiseHow should a beginner start with glotworld?
Practise German with how should a beginner start with glotworld: a concrete routine, six bilingual examples, a correction and explained self-checks.
Read and practiseHow can I plan glotworld's free play time?
Practise German with how can i plan glotworld's free play time: a concrete routine, six bilingual examples, a correction and explained self-checks.
Read and practiseWhat should I prepare before playing glotworld in a browser?
Practise German with what should i prepare before playing glotworld in a browser: a concrete routine, six bilingual examples, a correction and explained self-checks.
Read and practiseHow should I add speaking practice beside glotworld?
Practise German with how should i add speaking practice beside glotworld: a concrete routine, six bilingual examples, a correction and explained self-checks.
Read and practiseWhere does glotworld fit in a German exam study plan?
Practise German with where does glotworld fit in a german exam study plan: a concrete routine, six bilingual examples, a correction and explained self-checks.
Read and practiseHow can I study alongside other glotworld players?
Practise German with how can i study alongside other glotworld players: a concrete routine, six bilingual examples, a correction and explained self-checks.
Read and practiseWhich support language should I choose for German in glotworld?
Practise German with which support language should i choose for german in glotworld: a concrete routine, six bilingual examples, a correction and explained self-checks.
Read and practiseHow should I practise short typed German replies?
Practise German with how should i practise short typed german replies: a concrete routine, six bilingual examples, a correction and explained self-checks.
Read and practiseWhat should I record after a glotworld session?
Practise German with what should i record after a glotworld session: a concrete routine, six bilingual examples, a correction and explained self-checks.
Read and practiseHow should I use A1, A2 and B1 labels when practising?
Practise German with how should i use a1, a2 and b1 labels when practising: a concrete routine, six bilingual examples, a correction and explained self-checks.
Read and practiseA1 reading drill: opening days and exceptions
Practise a1 reading drill: opening days and exceptions with an original German task, six translated examples and three explained self-checks.
Read and practiseA1 reading drill: the changed meeting point
Practise a1 reading drill: the changed meeting point with an original German task, six translated examples and three explained self-checks.
Read and practiseA1 reading drill: course price and materials
Practise a1 reading drill: course price and materials with an original German task, six translated examples and three explained self-checks.
Read and practiseA1 reading drill: match details to form fields
Practise a1 reading drill: match details to form fields with an original German task, six translated examples and three explained self-checks.
Read and practiseA1 reading drill: collection time and deadline
Practise a1 reading drill: collection time and deadline with an original German task, six translated examples and three explained self-checks.
Read and practiseA2 reading drill: match an advertisement to constraints
Practise a2 reading drill: match an advertisement to constraints with an original German task, six translated examples and three explained self-checks.
Read and practiseA2 reading drill: cancellation and replacement
Practise a2 reading drill: cancellation and replacement with an original German task, six translated examples and three explained self-checks.
Read and practiseA2 reading drill: a notice for residents
Practise a2 reading drill: a notice for residents with an original German task, six translated examples and three explained self-checks.
Read and practiseA2 reading drill: school message and reply
Practise a2 reading drill: school message and reply with an original German task, six translated examples and three explained self-checks.
Read and practiseA2 reading drill: what to bring to an appointment
Practise a2 reading drill: what to bring to an appointment with an original German task, six translated examples and three explained self-checks.
Read and practiseB1 reading drill: position and supporting reason
Practise b1 reading drill: position and supporting reason with an original German task, six translated examples and three explained self-checks.
Read and practiseB1 reading drill: a condition and its exception
Practise b1 reading drill: a condition and its exception with an original German task, six translated examples and three explained self-checks.
Read and practiseB1 reading drill: confirmed fact or estimate
Practise b1 reading drill: confirmed fact or estimate with an original German task, six translated examples and three explained self-checks.
Read and practiseB1 reading drill: compare two viewpoints
Practise b1 reading drill: compare two viewpoints with an original German task, six translated examples and three explained self-checks.
Read and practiseB1 reading drill: reconstruct a complaint timeline
Practise b1 reading drill: reconstruct a complaint timeline with an original German task, six translated examples and three explained self-checks.
Read and practiseB1 reading drill: report and personal interpretation
Practise b1 reading drill: report and personal interpretation with an original German task, six translated examples and three explained self-checks.
Read and practiseB1 reading drill: an offer with an exclusion
Practise b1 reading drill: an offer with an exclusion with an original German task, six translated examples and three explained self-checks.
Read and practiseCare-language reading drill: facts in a handover note
Practise care-language reading drill: facts in a handover note with an original German task, six translated examples and three explained self-checks.
Read and practiseCare-language reading drill: who supplied the information
Practise care-language reading drill: who supplied the information with an original German task, six translated examples and three explained self-checks.
Read and practiseB1 reading drill: a summary without added claims
Practise b1 reading drill: a summary without added claims with an original German task, six translated examples and three explained self-checks.
Read and practiseA1 writing drill: include the invitation details
Practise a1 writing drill: include the invitation details with an original German task, six translated examples and three explained self-checks.
Read and practiseA1 writing drill: explain a short absence
Practise a1 writing drill: explain a short absence with an original German task, six translated examples and three explained self-checks.
Read and practiseA1 writing drill: send an arrival update
Practise a1 writing drill: send an arrival update with an original German task, six translated examples and three explained self-checks.
Read and practiseA1 writing drill: describe a lost object
Practise a1 writing drill: describe a lost object with an original German task, six translated examples and three explained self-checks.
Read and practiseA1 writing drill: ask for two pieces of information
Practise a1 writing drill: ask for two pieces of information with an original German task, six translated examples and three explained self-checks.
Read and practiseA2 writing drill: apology and alternative plan
Practise a2 writing drill: apology and alternative plan with an original German task, six translated examples and three explained self-checks.
Read and practiseA2 writing drill: decline an invitation warmly
Practise a2 writing drill: decline an invitation warmly with an original German task, six translated examples and three explained self-checks.
Read and practiseA2 writing drill: request a booking change
Practise a2 writing drill: request a booking change with an original German task, six translated examples and three explained self-checks.
Read and practiseA2 writing drill: ask a neighbour for help
Practise a2 writing drill: ask a neighbour for help with an original German task, six translated examples and three explained self-checks.
Read and practiseA2 writing drill: ask about a school outing
Practise a2 writing drill: ask about a school outing with an original German task, six translated examples and three explained self-checks.
Read and practiseB1 writing drill: complaint with concrete evidence
Practise b1 writing drill: complaint with concrete evidence with an original German task, six translated examples and three explained self-checks.
Read and practiseB1 writing drill: opinion with a counterargument
Practise b1 writing drill: opinion with a counterargument with an original German task, six translated examples and three explained self-checks.
Read and practiseB1 writing drill: explain a missed deadline
Practise b1 writing drill: explain a missed deadline with an original German task, six translated examples and three explained self-checks.
Read and practiseB1 writing drill: a proposal with practical reasons
Practise b1 writing drill: a proposal with practical reasons with an original German task, six translated examples and three explained self-checks.
Read and practiseB1 writing drill: keep a formal register consistent
Practise b1 writing drill: keep a formal register consistent with an original German task, six translated examples and three explained self-checks.
Read and practiseB1 writing drill: cover four message points
Practise b1 writing drill: cover four message points with an original German task, six translated examples and three explained self-checks.
Read and practiseB1 writing drill: summarise an agreement and next step
Practise b1 writing drill: summarise an agreement and next step with an original German task, six translated examples and three explained self-checks.
Read and practiseB1 writing drill: revise links between sentences
Practise b1 writing drill: revise links between sentences with an original German task, six translated examples and three explained self-checks.
Read and practiseCare-language writing drill: record a reported wish
Practise care-language writing drill: record a reported wish with an original German task, six translated examples and three explained self-checks.
Read and practiseCare-language writing drill: a sourced biography note
Practise care-language writing drill: a sourced biography note with an original German task, six translated examples and three explained self-checks.
Read and practiseA1 speaking drill: a short personal profile
Practise a1 speaking drill: a short personal profile with an original German task, six translated examples and three explained self-checks.
Read and practiseA1 speaking drill: spell and confirm a name
Practise a1 speaking drill: spell and confirm a name with an original German task, six translated examples and three explained self-checks.
Read and practiseA1 speaking drill: turn a topic into a question
Practise a1 speaking drill: turn a topic into a question with an original German task, six translated examples and three explained self-checks.
Read and practiseA1 speaking drill: request an object politely
Practise a1 speaking drill: request an object politely with an original German task, six translated examples and three explained self-checks.
Read and practiseA1 speaking drill: clarify an ambiguous time
Practise a1 speaking drill: clarify an ambiguous time with an original German task, six translated examples and three explained self-checks.
Read and practiseA2 speaking drill: observation and cautious guess
Practise a2 speaking drill: observation and cautious guess with an original German task, six translated examples and three explained self-checks.
Read and practiseA2 speaking drill: a habit and its reason
Practise a2 speaking drill: a habit and its reason with an original German task, six translated examples and three explained self-checks.
Read and practiseA2 speaking drill: offer and counteroffer
Practise a2 speaking drill: offer and counteroffer with an original German task, six translated examples and three explained self-checks.
Read and practiseA2 speaking drill: narrate a short experience
Practise a2 speaking drill: narrate a short experience with an original German task, six translated examples and three explained self-checks.
Read and practiseA2 speaking drill: repair a misunderstanding
Practise a2 speaking drill: repair a misunderstanding with an original German task, six translated examples and three explained self-checks.
Read and practiseB1 speaking drill: plan around two constraints
Practise b1 speaking drill: plan around two constraints with an original German task, six translated examples and three explained self-checks.
Read and practiseB1 speaking drill: divide tasks and confirm ownership
Practise b1 speaking drill: divide tasks and confirm ownership with an original German task, six translated examples and three explained self-checks.
Read and practiseB1 speaking drill: disagree with a reason
Practise b1 speaking drill: disagree with a reason with an original German task, six translated examples and three explained self-checks.
Read and practiseB1 speaking drill: structure a short contribution
Practise b1 speaking drill: structure a short contribution with an original German task, six translated examples and three explained self-checks.
Read and practiseB1 speaking drill: ask a relevant follow-up
Practise b1 speaking drill: ask a relevant follow-up with an original German task, six translated examples and three explained self-checks.
Read and practiseB1 speaking drill: rank options with reasons
Practise b1 speaking drill: rank options with reasons with an original German task, six translated examples and three explained self-checks.
Read and practiseB1 speaking drill: correct yourself and continue
Practise b1 speaking drill: correct yourself and continue with an original German task, six translated examples and three explained self-checks.
Read and practiseB1 speaking drill: report a partner's view fairly
Practise b1 speaking drill: report a partner's view fairly with an original German task, six translated examples and three explained self-checks.
Read and practiseCare-language speaking drill: clarify a person's wish
Practise care-language speaking drill: clarify a person's wish with an original German task, six translated examples and three explained self-checks.
Read and practiseCare-language speaking drill: ask about missing information
Practise care-language speaking drill: ask about missing information with an original German task, six translated examples and three explained self-checks.
Read and practiseA1 listening drill: a corrected platform number
Practise a1 listening drill: a corrected platform number with an original German task, six translated examples and three explained self-checks.
Read and practiseA1 listening drill: a telephone number in groups
Practise a1 listening drill: a telephone number in groups with an original German task, six translated examples and three explained self-checks.
Read and practiseA1 listening drill: quantity and revised order
Practise a1 listening drill: quantity and revised order with an original German task, six translated examples and three explained self-checks.
Read and practiseA1 listening drill: why someone called
Practise a1 listening drill: why someone called with an original German task, six translated examples and three explained self-checks.
Read and practiseA1 listening drill: floor and room
Practise a1 listening drill: floor and room with an original German task, six translated examples and three explained self-checks.
Read and practiseA2 listening drill: a plan that depends on weather
Practise a2 listening drill: a plan that depends on weather with an original German task, six translated examples and three explained self-checks.
Read and practiseA2 listening drill: distinguish two prices
Practise a2 listening drill: distinguish two prices with an original German task, six translated examples and three explained self-checks.
Read and practiseA2 listening drill: who will do which task
Practise a2 listening drill: who will do which task with an original German task, six translated examples and three explained self-checks.
Read and practiseA2 listening drill: a date corrected in a message
Practise a2 listening drill: a date corrected in a message with an original German task, six translated examples and three explained self-checks.
Read and practiseA2 listening drill: reason and resulting change
Practise a2 listening drill: reason and resulting change with an original German task, six translated examples and three explained self-checks.
Read and practiseB1 listening drill: separate fact and opinion
Practise b1 listening drill: separate fact and opinion with an original German task, six translated examples and three explained self-checks.
Read and practiseB1 listening drill: a speaker's qualified position
Practise b1 listening drill: a speaker's qualified position with an original German task, six translated examples and three explained self-checks.
Read and practiseB1 listening drill: a travel problem and next action
Practise b1 listening drill: a travel problem and next action with an original German task, six translated examples and three explained self-checks.
Read and practiseB1 listening drill: compare two spoken proposals
Practise b1 listening drill: compare two spoken proposals with an original German task, six translated examples and three explained self-checks.
Read and practiseB1 listening drill: the scope of an exception
Practise b1 listening drill: the scope of an exception with an original German task, six translated examples and three explained self-checks.
Read and practiseB1 listening drill: take notes on priorities
Practise b1 listening drill: take notes on priorities with an original German task, six translated examples and three explained self-checks.
Read and practiseB1 listening drill: avoid an unsupported inference
Practise b1 listening drill: avoid an unsupported inference with an original German task, six translated examples and three explained self-checks.
Read and practiseB1 listening drill: actions in the right order
Practise b1 listening drill: actions in the right order with an original German task, six translated examples and three explained self-checks.
Read and practiseCare-language listening drill: a reported preference
Practise care-language listening drill: a reported preference with an original German task, six translated examples and three explained self-checks.
Read and practiseCare-language listening drill: time and information source
Practise care-language listening drill: time and information source with an original German task, six translated examples and three explained self-checks.
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