Vokabeln
This German term describes a standing bank order — an automatic monthly transfer.
der Dauerauftrag
The Konjunktiv I form of sein in the 3rd person singular — the workhorse of indirect speech.
sei
In the sentence "Die Berliner Mauer wurde 1961 gebaut," the word wurde signals this voice.
das Passiv
Kevin writes this as his final course task — a summary letter to his friend back in Georgia.
Brief an Jake
This German system requires you to pay a small deposit on plastic bottles, refunded when you return them.
das Pfand
To express a counterfactual in the past — "Kevin would have spoken more" — you need this two-part construction.
Konjunktiv II Vergangenheit (hätte/wäre + Partizip II)
Identify the function of werden here: "Mein Vater wird 60 Jahre alt."
Vollverb (to become)?
In his final letter, Kevin admits he once wrongly assumed all Germans always do this — and only drink beer.
pünktlich sein
The German verb meaning to responsibly dispose of waste — what you do when you sort your trash correctly
entsorgen
When the Konjunktiv I form looks identical to the Indikativ, grammar rules say to use this instead.
Konjunktiv II
Rewrite this passive using man: "Plastiktüten sollen vermieden werden."
Man soll Plastiktüten vermeiden
his Greek character from W4 said, in indirect speech, that the streets were very chaotic.
Gregorios
This word describes a person who flees their home country out of fear of persecution.
der Flüchtling
Fill in the da-compound: Kevin wartet auf den Bus. Er wartet ___.
darauf
This is the Präteritum Passiv form that completes: "Das Schwimmbad ___ letztes Jahr ___ (eröffnen)."
wurde ...eröffnet
In welche Tonne kommt eine alte Zahnbürste?
in die graue, Restmüll
This compound noun — a W1 vocabulary item — describes the overall cost of living.
die Lebenshaltungskosten?
Turn this into Konjunktiv I indirect speech: "Ich bin 27 Jahre alt."
Er berichtete, er sei 27 Jahre alt.
This passive alternative uses sich lassen — give an example from the W7 course content.
Das lässt sich lösen.
Kevin finds the press always portrays Germany accurately, true or false?
false