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Kannst du ________? (come along)
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Was hast du am Nachmittag ____?
an
ein
vor
auf
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Du musst das Buch __________. (open)
- Multiple ChoicePlease save your changes before editing any questions.
Ich lade dich zur Party _____.
an
ein
vor
auf
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Warum hast du eine Jacke ____?
an
ein
auf
vor
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Welchen Film kannst du __________? (suggest)
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Du sollst Geld _______!
mitbringen
losgehen
anrufen
einladen
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Er ________ jeden Nachmittag fern.
siehen
sieht
sehen
seht
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Er _____ mich nicht ein.
laden
lädt
ladt
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Wir gehen in die Stadt __________. (to shop)
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What verb completes the phrase?
Das Buch/ Romane _____________
einkaufen
chatten
lesen
sehen
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Which verb completes the phrase
Schach __________
laufen
spielen
vorschlagen
lesen
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Translate:
Was habt ihr am Wochenende vor?
Where were you this weekend?
What do you have planned for the weekend?
What are you having this weekend?
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The verbs: vorschlagen, anfangen and einladen are "irregular" - when conjugated in the "du and er/sie/es" forms - what changes?
a -> ä
e -> ie
remove the prefix