word order
never / Sundays / to / we / work / have / on
We never have to work on Sundays.
I saw her yesterday.
When did you see her?
Why did he stayed at home?
Why did he stay at home?
She speaks very slow / very slowly.
She speaks very slowly.
receive
You will receive a discount if you spend over $100.
erhalten
Sie erhalten einen Rabatt, wenn Sie mehr als 100 Dollar ausgeben.
garden / help / you / the / did / yesterday / her / in
Did you help her in the garden yesterday?
She usually wears jeans.
What does she usually wear?
From where do you come?
Where do you come from?
He drove careful / carefully and still managed to arrive on time.
He drove carefully and stillmanaged to arrive on time.
occasionally
In her autobiography she occasionally refers to her unhappy schooldays
gelegentlich
In ihrer Autobiografie verweist sie gelegentlich auf ihre unglückliche Schulzeit.
skating / afternoons / Grandma / goes / Sunday / on / seldom
Grandma seldom goes skating on Sunday afternoons.
This is Peter’s pencil.
Whose pencil is this?
How much people do work in this company?
How many people work in this company
say and spell the adverb of easy
easily
Plastic does not burn easily.
tangible
A virtual wallet is, as it sounds, not a tangible wallet.
greifbar
Eine virtuelle Brieftasche ist, wie der Name schon sagt, keine greifbare Brieftasche.
been / to / you / kind / have / me / always / very
You have always been very kind to me.
She spoke to Andrew at the party last week.
Who did she speak to at the party last week?
Do you listening to what I be saying?
Are you listening to what I am saying?
say and spell the adverb of good.
well
I hope your test goes well.
predict
Can the system learn to predict crime targets?
vorhersagen
Kann das System lernen, Straftaten/Angriffsziele vorherzusagen?
Sunday / do / homework / on / Tim / evening / does / always / his
Does Tim always do his homework on Sunday evening?
I got this present from my parents.
Who did you get this present from?
With witch card did you pay, VISA or Mastercard?
Which card did you pay with, VISA or Mastercard?
The fast / fastly growing company is hiring new employees and therefore launched the new product line quick / quickly.
The fast growing company is hiring new employees and therefore launched the new product line quickly.
seldom
The IT support team seldom receives complaints about the new software update.
selten
Das IT-Supportteam erhält nur selten Beschwerden über das neue Software-Update.
alarm / immediately / got / rang, / the / of / the / when / bed / out / I
When the alarm rang, I immediately got out of the bed.
No, thanks. I love ice-cream, but I'm full.
Would you like an ice-cream?
Do you want an ice-cream?
Who's proccessor did you repaired last week?
Whose processor did you repair last week?
She is hardly / hard working, but I know that she is absolutely / absolute determined to finish this job.
She is hardly working, but I know that she is absolutely detrmined to finish this job.
mediocre
Why settle for mediocre goals when you could achieve something really wonderful?
mittelmässig, zweitklassig
Warum sollte man sich mit mittelmässigen Zielen zufrieden geben, wenn man etwas wirklich Wunderbares erreichen kann?