author: heiner schenke

... Conversation 4 in German Waitress Guten Tag. Was möchten Sie, bitte? Claudia Ich möchte einen Kaffee. Waitress Eine Tasse oder ein Kännchen? Claudia Ich nehme ein Kännchen, bitte. Marco Und ich möchte ein Glas Tee, bitte. Waitress Mit ...

... vowels a, o and u: Äpfel apples, Österreich Austria, grün green. These vowels with umlauts are pronounced differently from those without. The fourth ... vowels German vowels are never silent like the e. Sounds and spelling pronunciation.

... 1 Anke sagte, sie müsse am Wochenende arbeiten. 2 Mein Kollege behauptete, er sei extrem fit. 3 Die Managerin erklärte, sie aktualisiere die Arbeitspläne. 4Jonas betonte, er dürfe im Moment keinen Sport treiben. 5 Tom und ... Konjunktiv I. 1.

... Konjunktiv I forms yourself very often, you do need to be able to recognize them when they occur. In the Konjunktiv ... 1 Helgas Eindrücke von England. Here are some of Helga's impressions of England. Rewrite them by using reported speech and ...

... verbs also behave like 'mixed' verbs. Their stem vowel changes (ü → u,ö → o) but they take the -te endings. Here ... Exercise 22.1 Here is an adapted excerpt from the famous. Unit 22 127.

... dative verbs Verbs which in German are followed by the dative case, such as helfen, raten, gratulieren and folgen, cannot be made passive in the usual way. It is, however, possible to produce a kind of passive, if the dative object is ...