Mastering German Verbs: Chapter 3 Quiz

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1. How do you say 'to begin' in German?

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The correct translation of 'to begin' in German is 'anfangen' while the other options do not correspond to the correct translation.

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Mastering German Verbs: Chapter 3 Quiz - Quiz

Enhance your command of German by mastering Chapter 3 verbs. This focused assessment aids in understanding and applying various verb forms, crucial for effective communication and language proficiency in real-world scenarios.

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2. How do you say 'to call' in German?

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The correct translation for 'to call' in German is 'anrufen'. The other options provided do not mean 'to call' in German.

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3. How do you say 'to get up' in German?

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The correct translation for 'to get up' in German is 'aufstehen', while the other options do not accurately represent the meaning of the phrase.

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4. What is the German word for 'to look, appear'?

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The correct German word for 'to look, appear' is 'aussehen', not 'anschauen' which means 'to look at', 'blicken' which means 'to gaze', or 'erscheinen' which means 'to appear'.

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5. How do you say 'to think' in German?

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The correct word for 'to think' in German is 'denken'. The other options mean 'to speak', 'to drink', and 'to sleep', respectively.

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How do you say 'to begin' in German?
How do you say 'to call' in German?
How do you say 'to get up' in German?
What is the German word for 'to look, appear'?
How do you say 'to think' in German?
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