Tourism
A place to stay, such as a hotel, hostel, or apartment; Unterkunft
accommodation
to learn something informally or quickly; also to collect or lift something; German: aufnehmen / abholen / lernen
to pick up
(verb) To push a button or key; drücken
to press
Correct the mistake(s): I live in Berlin since ten years.
I have lived in Berlin for ten years.
A situation where vehicles are stuck and cannot move freely due to congestion; Stau
traffic jam
A place where people go on holiday, often with hotels and leisure facilities; Ferienort
resort
to change something so that it becomes something else; German: etwas in etwas verwandeln / zu etwas machen
to turn into
(verb) To put electricity into a battery; aufladen
to charge
Translate to English: Wir haben kaum Möbel in unserer neuen Wohnung.
We have hardly any furniture in our new apartment/flat.
(verb) To do something special because of a happy event or achievement; feiern
to celebrate
The place where someone is going; Reiseziel
destination
to arrange, prepare, or establish something; German: einrichten / aufbauen / gründen
to set up
(verb) To disconnect a device from a power source; ausstecken / den Stecker ziehen
to unplug
Give an example of the second conditional
Second Conditional: If I weren'tSimple Past rich, I wouldn't buyWould+verb infinitive a Ferrari.
(adj.) making someone feel hurt or offended; beleidigend, anstößig oder ausfällig
offensive
Not wide; having little space from side to side; schmal
narrow
to display something (like a sign or poster) or to build/erect something; German: aufhängen / aufstellen / errichten
to put up
(verb) (Technology) To stop working suddenly because of a technical problem; abstürzen
to crash
Give examples of the zero and first conditional. Use "unless"
Zero Conditional: Unless you waterpresent simple plants, they diepresent simple
First Conditional: If we don't leavepresent simple now, we will missfuture simple the train.
(idiom) to get married
to tie the knot
Full of energy and life; bright and striking (in terms of color). It describes something that feels "alive" or intense; lebhaft / pulsierend / leuchtend (Farben)
vibrant
(phrasal verbs, three words) to think of an idea or solution; German: sich etwas einfallen lassen
to come up with
(phrase) To have no battery power left; keinen Akku mehr haben / leer sein
to run out of battery/charge
Es tut mir leid. lch habe deinen Brief noch nicht übersetzen können.
I'm sorry. I haven't been able to translate your letter yet.
(noun phrase) Something that many people do not like at first, but learn to enjoy over time; ein gewöhnungsbedürftiger Geschmack / etwas, das man erst schätzen lernt
an acquired taste