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Sample cards

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Themes

How do you ask How do you get on with your parents? in German?

Answer

Wie kommst du mit deinen Eltern aus?

Why

auskommen is separable, so aus goes to the end. It also takes the DATIVE: mit deinen Eltern (dative plural adds -n).

Vocabulary

How do you say to look forward to something?

Answer

sich freuen auf + accusative - for example Ich freue mich auf die Ferien.

Why

sich freuen über + accusative means to be pleased about something that has already happened. The reflexive pronoun is accusative: mich, dich, sich.

Grammar

Give German adverbs for always, often, sometimes, rarely and never.

Answer

immer, oft, manchmal, selten, nie. Also normalerweise (usually) and jeden Tag (every day).

Why

nie already means never, so do not add nicht: Ich gehe nie ins Theater. Frequency adverbs count as time, so they go first in the TMP order.

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