Verbs (AQA GCSE German): Quizzes
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Which verb means 'to reside' rather than 'to be alive'?
Which verb means 'to reside' rather than 'to be alive'?
wohnen
Which verb is more formal: 'lernen' or 'studieren'?
Which verb is more formal: 'lernen' or 'studieren'?
studieren
In main clauses, where does the prefix of a separable verb go?
In main clauses, where does the prefix of a separable verb go?
To the end of the sentence
Which preposition and case does 'erzählen' (to tell) require?
Which preposition and case does 'erzählen' (to tell) require?
von + dative
Which of these is a modal verb?
Which of these is a modal verb?
können
What do infinitive forms of verbs always end in?
What do infinitive forms of verbs always end in?
-en or -n
Which preposition and case does 'denken' (to think) require?
Which preposition and case does 'denken' (to think) require?
an + accusative
How is the letter 'ä' in verbs like 'erzählen' pronounced?
How is the letter 'ä' in verbs like 'erzählen' pronounced?
Like the 'e' in 'bed'
How is 'sch' in 'sprechen' pronounced?
How is 'sch' in 'sprechen' pronounced?
Like 'sh' in English
How do you say 'I want to learn German because I love the language'?
How do you say 'I want to learn German because I love the language'?
Ich will Deutsch lernen, weil ich die Sprache liebe
How is 'aufstehen' (to get up) used in 'I get up at 7 o'clock'?
How is 'aufstehen' (to get up) used in 'I get up at 7 o'clock'?
Ich stehe um 7 Uhr auf
What follows modal verbs in a sentence?
What follows modal verbs in a sentence?
Another verb in the infinitive
Which case do most verbs take?
Which case do most verbs take?
Accusative