Wiederholung
75 lessons. This checkpoint covers driving/license conversion, inseparable verb prefixes, payment/tipping culture, and Pfand - a mix of grammar and distinctly German cultural-practical knowledge.
1. What's the German word for "driver's license" (Lesson 71)?
2. Does "bekommen" ever split into two parts (Lesson 72)?
3. What phrase means "keep the change" when paying (Lesson 73)?
4. What's the typical Pfand on a plastic bottle (Lesson 74)?
| Separable (Lesson 15) | Inseparable (Lesson 72) |
|---|---|
| einkaufen → kaufe ... ein | verstehen → verstehe (whole) |
| Stressed prefix | Unstressed prefix |
| Takes ge- in Perfekt: eingekauft | No ge- in Perfekt: verstanden |
If you're ever unsure which type a new verb is, the fixed inseparable list (be-, ver-, ent-, er-, zer-, emp-, miss-, ge-) is the fast check - anything outside that list is very likely separable.
75 lessons of grammar and practical vocabulary now cover the entire A1 syllabus, deep A2 grammar, and nearly every everyday situation you'll encounter moving to and living in Germany. Full index: Lesson Index.
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