keen to learn new things
to be curious
Name 2 'present'-tenses
Simple Present and Present Progressive
Der blaue Tisch ist wirklich nicht hübsch.
The blue table really is not very pretty.
I
18
eighteen
someone you have never seen before
Signal words for 'Simple Past'
yesterday, an hour ago, last night, in 1999...
Italien ist für sein schlechtes Wetter bekannt.
Italy is known for its bad weather.
How often a new word is added to the dictionary
every 2 hours
/ˈpɪktʃə/ (Foto)
picture
to invent something
Negation form in 'will-future'
will + not = won't
Sobald ich ungeduldig werde, reagiere ich aggressiv.
As soon as I get impatient, I react aggressively.
first city with an underground system
London, England.
/mʌnθs/ (Monate)
months
the opposite of a wild animal
a tamed animal; to tame someone.
Passive voice: 'the team plays volleyball'
Volleyball is played (by the team).
A half-eaten cookie is comparable to a good film.
True or False: The Queen owns all swans on the Thames?
It's true!
[əˈtʃiːv] (erzielen)
achieve
highly debatable
controversial
Difference between adverbs and adjectives
Adverbs refer to verbs and are formed with -ly; adjectivers refer to nouns.
Obwohl ich sehr schön bin, besitze ich keinen Esel.
Although I am very pretty, I do not own a donkey.
richest musician worldwide
Paul McCartney with 1,3 bio. dollars!
/prəˌnʌnsɪˈeɪʃən/ (Aussprache)
pronunciation