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(noun) Improvement or development over time; Fortschritt

progress

100

(verb) To formally ask for a job, course, or place at a university; sich bewerben

to apply

100

(noun) The place someone is travelling to; Reiseziel

destination

100

What is the difference between present simple and present continuous? Give examples. 

I am reading a book at the moment (present continuous).
I read every day (present simple).

100

Correct the mistake(s): I go to Spain next summer.

I am going to Spain next summer. 

200

(phrasal verb, 2 words) To test or use something to see if it works or if you like it; ausprobieren

to try out

200

(noun) Money given to a student to support their education, usually because of academic achievement or financial need; Stipendium

scholarship

200

(noun) A person who travels to unknown or unfamiliar places to discover or investigate them; Entdecker(in) / Forschungsreisende(r)

explorer

200

Use the past perfect continuous in an example.

I had been travelling for a month when I ran out of money.

200

Correct the mistake(s): Did you ever meet anyone famous?

Have you ever met anyone famous?

300

(phrase) To like or be very interested in something; etwas gern mögen / begeistert sein von

to be keen on

300

(verb) To successfully complete a course of study at a university or college; einen Abschluss machen / das Studium abschließen

to graduate

300

(adjective) Being the only one of its kind; very special; einzigartig

unique

300

Use the past simple, past continuous and past perfect in a two sentence story

She had already finishedpast perfect her homework when her friends calledsimple past her to come outside.
While they were playingpast continuous in the park, it suddenly started to rain.

300

Correct the mistake(s): She was working for the company for 5 years when she decided to quit.

She had been working for the company for 5 years when she decided to quit.

400

(phrase) To try or attempt something, or to criticise someone angrily; ausprobieren / versuchen / jemanden anfahren

to have a go at

400

(verb) To successfully complete a course of study at a university or college; einen Abschluss machen / das Studium abschließen

to graduate

400

(phrasal verb, 2 words) To mark an item on a list as completed; abhaken

to tick off

400

What are the uses of the present perfect? Give three examples to illustrate each

1. Life experiences I have been to NYC.
2. Past action relevant now There has been an accident.
3. Action started before now (still ongoing) I have lived in Berlin for 10 years. 

400

(adjective) Easily hurt, harmed, or influenced; verletzlich / gefährdet

vulnerable

500

(idiom, 2 words) To discuss work-related matters during social occasions; fachsimpeln / über die Arbeit reden

to talk shop

500

A person who learns a skilled job by working and receiving training; Auszubildende(r) / Lehrling

apprentice

500

(phrasal verb, 2 words) To cause something to happen; herbeiführen / bewirken

to bring about

500

What are four ways of talking about the future? What does each express?

1. Present continuous: arrangements
2. Going to-form: intentions, predictions
3. Present simple: timetabled events
4. Future simple (will): spontaneous decisions, predictions

500

(phrase) To dismiss someone from their job because their position is no longer needed; jemanden betriebsbedingt entlassen

to make someone redundant

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