Elementary German Grammar Topics
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German-Superlative4 Topics
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German-The Comparative4 Topics
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German-Directional Adverbs4 Topics
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German-Reflexive Verbs in the Dative4 Topics
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German-Subordinating Conjunctions4 Topics
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German-Review of the Simple Past4 Topics
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German-Future Perfect Tense4 Topics
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German-Modal Verbs in the Preterit4 Topics
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German-Da Compounds4 Topics
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German-Wo Compounds4 Topics
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German-Reflexive Verbs in the Accusative4 Topics
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German-Genitive Case Prepositions6 Topics
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Lesson-German Genitive Case Prepositions
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Reading Exercise1-German Genitive Case Prepositions
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Reading Exercise2-German Genitive Case Prepositions
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Writing Exercise1-German Genitive Case Prepositions
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Writing Exercise2-German Genitive Case Prepositions
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Listening Exercise-German Genitive Case Prepositions
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Lesson-German Genitive Case Prepositions
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German-Konjunktiv II Modal Verbs4 Topics
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German-Konjunktiv II Present Tense3 Topics
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German-Genitive Case Overview7 Topics
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German-Past Perfect Tense6 Topics
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German-Adverbs of Time and Frequency4 Topics
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German-Adverbs of Place4 Topics
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German-Prepositions of Place4 Topics
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German-Weak Adjective Endings
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German-Strong Adjective Endings
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German-Transition Words
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German-Conjunctions and Word Order
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German-Review of Cases
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German-Was für ein vs Welch
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German-Indirect questions
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German-Indefinite Pronouns
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Listening Exercise-German Da Compounds
Stephen Sovenyhazy April 15, 2024
Listen to the audio and try to answer the following questions.
Questions
1. What da-compounds were used and what are they referring to?
2. When is he going on vacation?
3. Where is he going and how is he going to get there.
4. What will he do once he is there?
5. When is he packing and why?
Answers
1. darauf (to going on vacation), darauf (to being late), darüber (about the Colosseum) . “damit” in this case is used as a conjunction (so that)
2. He is going on vacation on Saturday.
3. He is going to Rome by train.
4. He will go and see the Colosseum.
5. He is packing on Friday night so that he has more time Saturday morning.
Transcript
Am Samstag fahre ich in den Urlaub. Ich freue mich schon sehr darauf. Am Freitagabend werde ich meinen Koffer packen, damit ich am Samstagmorgen mehr Zeit habe. Ich will nicht zu spät kommen und meinen Zug verpassen. Darauf habe ich keine Lust. Ich fahre nach Rom und werde das Kolloseum besichtigen. Darüber habe ich schon viel gelesen.
Vocabulary
der Urlaub – the vacation
verpassen – to miss
Lust haben – to feel like something
besichtigen – to view, to tour