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64 | Opa wollte weg aus der DDR

Explain economics and politics in very simple words

Temporal prepositions: ab; von … bis; zwischen

Tell a story about the past, make conclusions

Temporal prepositions: vor, nach, seit

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Emphasize the negative aspects of a person, make a suggestion

Substituite forms for the imperative: Lass uns das nehmen!

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Make suggestions and give commands

Imperative with Sie: kommen Sie & suggestion with wir: gehen wir

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Ask for a favor, express uncertainty, evade questions

Imperative with ihr: geht / seid

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Give commands and instructions

Imperative with du: sei / iss / sag / antworte / öffne / fahr / geh

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Joke about a singing performance, talk about TV and university

Dative and prepositions: zu der Frau / zum Glück / von der Hose

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Express solutions for problems

Dative and prepositions: mit dem Garagenöffner / nach dem Spiel & n-declension in the dative

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Talk about football (soccer), make arrangements

Dative and prepositions: aus der Ecke / bei dem Foul

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Internet related words

Dative with plural and indefinite articles: einem Mann / keiner Frau

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Address related words for sending letters

The dative case (dem, der, dem)

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Use cool words like a teenager

Temporal prepositions: im, am, um

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Tell a story, talk about an accident

Perfect tense with separable & reflexive verbs

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Describe your situation in the past

Perfect tense: wir sind gewesen / gelandet

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Talk about former times and history

Perfect tense: er hat gesehen / vergessen

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Ask for information about people, talk about smartphones

Perfect tense: er hat erzählt / gesagt

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Facilities and locations in the city

Reflexive pronouns and reflexive verbs

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Restructure the workforce

Separable verbs & sentence structure

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Groceries, measurements, weight

Sentence structure, sub clause

Body parts, describe your illness

Accusative personal pronouns:
mich / dich / ihn / uns / euch & introduction to the n-declension