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100

To expel air suddenly through the nose; niesen

to sneeze

100

(of an activity or work) done for periods of time shorter than the usual hours or schedule; Teilzeit

part-time

100

To have free time while waiting for something; Zeit totschlagen

to have time to kill

100

What is the past perfect simple used for? Give an example

We use the past perfect simple to talk about a completed action in the past that happened before another action (also in the past).
e.g. He had already bought a ticket when he arrived at the train station

100

Correct the mistake(s): There aren't many shopping opportunities in the near of the train station.

There aren't many shopping opportunities near the train station.

200

A mark on the skin caused by a blow or impact; blauer Fleck

bruise

200

A doctor who performs medical operations; Chirurg(in)

surgeon

200

To move around and talk confidently to many different people at a social event; sich geschickt unter die Leute mischen

to work the room

200

Use the verb "to report" to make a sentence in the passive form of the present perfect

It has been reported recently that spring is coming

200

Pronounce the following words: where - were - war

where - were - war

300

(phrase) To maintain a healthy physical condition; in Form bleiben

to stay in shape

300

To grow, develop, or succeed very well; aufblühen / gedeihen

to thrive

300

To have just enough money to cover basic living costs; über die Runden kommen

to make ends meet

300

Use the past perfect simple and continuous in two sentences about yourself

I had already studied German when I arrived in Berlin (past perfect simple)
I had been studying German for many years when I arrived in Berlin (past perfect continuous)

300

Make a sentence each with:
- by the time
- up to that point

By the time I finished the report, everyone else had already left the office.
Up to that point, she had never traveled outside of her home country.

400

Involving little physical activity; mostly sitting; bewegungsarm / sitzend

sedentary

400

A possibility or chance of future success or opportunity; Aussicht / Perspektive

prospect

400

the act of drinking alcohol while engaging in casual, friendly, or persuasive conversation to build social bonds, gain favors, or network, often in business or political contexts

boozing and schmoozing

400

Use future perfect simple and future perfect continuous in two sentences about yourself

By the end of next year, I will have visited Morocco (Future perfect simple)
Two weeks from now, I will be preparing for a job interview (Future perfect continuous)

400

Pronounce the following words: conversation, produce (fruit and vegetables), comfortable, Berlin, to vary

conversation, hotel, comfortable, Berlin, to vary

500

(phrasal verb, three words) To reduce the amount of something; etwas reduzieren / einschränken

to cut down on

500

A person trained to provide medical care or health services; medizinische Fachkraft / Gesundheitsfachkraft

healthcare professional

500

To become so curious that you can’t resist finding out more; der Neugier nachgeben

to let curiosity get the better of you

500

Use all the narrative tenses in a 2-3 sentence story.

By the time I arrived Simple past at the station, the train had already left Past perfect, and I realized I had been waiting past perfect continuous at the wrong platform all along. I am standing past continuous there now, wondering how I will explain this, knowing I will have missed Future perfect the meeting by the time I get there. Tomorrow, I will be double-checking Future continuous every sign so I won’t be making the same mistake again.

500

Translate: Ich sollte eigentlich im Bett liegen, aber dann bin ich doch zum Unterricht gekommen.
ESP Debería estar en la cama, pero aun así vine a clase.
FR Je devrais être au lit, mais je suis quand même venu(e) en cours.

I was going to/supposed to stay in bed, but then I came to class anyway.