Exercise 5 for Lesson 5

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Beware of false friends!

Mist has nothing to do with low visibility or water that is in the air. It literally means dung (from cows, etc.). Unlike real dung, this word is child-friendly.

Some words often go together:

zur + Arbeit
Ich gehe zur Arbeit.
I go to work.

Do the exercise to practice German word order!

  5   Translate the phrases

Move the orange boxes with the words in the right order. 📱↷ Turn your mobile phone for a better view of the whole sentence.

 

Der Verkäufer sagt: „Ich arbeite morgen nicht! Ich will nicht in das Büro gehen.“ ➞

  • salesman
  • the
  • want
  • The
  • not
  • into
  • don’t
  • working
  • I
  • tomorrow!
  • office.“
  • to go
  • says:
  • “I’m
Wo wohnst du? In München. ➞
  • In
  • Munich.
  • Where
  • do
  • live?
  • you
Wie geht’s, Paul? Gut. Und selbst? ➞
  • yourself?
  • How’s
  • it
  • Fine.
  • going,
  • And
  • Paul?
Kannst du mir helfen? Nein, ich kann nicht. ➞
  • Can
  • me?
  • No
  • help
  • I
  • you
  • can’t.
Ich kann hier nicht telefonieren. Tschüss! ➞
  • the
  • I
  • talk
  • can’t
  • here.
  • on
  • phone
  • Bye!
Wo sind wir? Das kann ich nicht sagen. ➞
  • can’t
  • that.
  • we?
  • Where
  • say
  • I
  • are

 

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