Invitations & Suggestions (Leaving Cert German): Quizzes
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How do you say 'to feel like (doing something)'?
How do you say 'to feel like (doing something)'?
Lust haben
Which preposition does 'Lust' take when followed by a noun?
Which preposition does 'Lust' take when followed by a noun?
auf
Which preposition does 'Lust' take when followed by an infinitive?
Which preposition does 'Lust' take when followed by an infinitive?
zu
How do you say 'How about a picnic?'
How do you say 'How about a picnic?'
Wie wäre es mit einem Picknick?
How do you say 'gladly'?
How do you say 'gladly'?
gern
Which phrase means 'Yes, gladly!' when accepting an invitation?
Which phrase means 'Yes, gladly!' when accepting an invitation?
Ja, gern!
How do you say 'unfortunately'?
How do you say 'unfortunately'?
leider
How do you say 'I already have plans' when declining?
How do you say 'I already have plans' when declining?
Ich habe schon etwas vor
Which case does 'sich freuen auf' take?
Which case does 'sich freuen auf' take?
accusative
Why is 'könnten' more polite than 'können' for suggestions?
Why is 'könnten' more polite than 'können' for suggestions?
It's Konjunktiv II, sounding tentative
How do you say 'could' when making polite suggestions?
How do you say 'could' when making polite suggestions?
könnten
What do Germans often prefer when making social plans?
What do Germans often prefer when making social plans?
Concrete plans with specific details