Reflexive and separable verbs (AQA GCSE German): Quizzes
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What do reflexive pronouns do in reflexive verbs?
What do reflexive pronouns do in reflexive verbs?
They reflect back to the subject
What in the infinitive form tells you a verb is reflexive?
What in the infinitive form tells you a verb is reflexive?
The word 'sich'
Which reflexive pronoun matches 'ich'?
Which reflexive pronoun matches 'ich'?
mich
Which reflexive pronoun matches 'wir'?
Which reflexive pronoun matches 'wir'?
uns
Which auxiliary verb must you always use with reflexive verbs in perfect tense?
Which auxiliary verb must you always use with reflexive verbs in perfect tense?
haben
Where does the reflexive pronoun sit in perfect tense?
Where does the reflexive pronoun sit in perfect tense?
Right after the part of 'haben'
What does reciprocal meaning show in some reflexive verbs?
What does reciprocal meaning show in some reflexive verbs?
People do something to each other
What two parts do separable verbs consist of?
What two parts do separable verbs consist of?
A prefix and a main verb
Where does the prefix go in present tense with separable verbs?
Where does the prefix go in present tense with separable verbs?
To the end of the clause/sentence
In perfect tense, where does '-ge-' go in separable verbs?
In perfect tense, where does '-ge-' go in separable verbs?
Between the prefix and main verb
How do you say 'to get dressed'?
How do you say 'to get dressed'?
sich anziehen
How do you say 'to arrive'?
How do you say 'to arrive'?
ankommen
Complete: 'du freust ___' (you are glad)
Complete: 'du freust ___' (you are glad)
dich