German Language - Vocabulary (A1)

Clarification: The correct word is 'Garten', as the sentence translates to 'In summer, we often sit in the garden.' The other options do not fit the context of sitting outside: 'Küche' is 'kitchen', 'Wohnzimmer' is 'living room', and 'Badezimmer' is 'bathroom'.

Clarification: In German, 'Club' is often used to describe a venue for dancing and socializing. The other options describe places like restaurants, schools, or bedrooms, which are different contexts.

Clarification: The pronoun 'wir' (we) is paired with 'sprechen'. 'Spricht' is used with 'er/sie/es', 'sprechst' with 'du', and 'spreche' with 'ich'.

Clarification: Option 'a' is correct because 'immer' means 'always', fitting the sentence 'I always go to school'. In option 'b', using 'immer' with 'gestern' (yesterday) is incorrect. In option 'c', 'immer später' (always later) is not contextually appropriate for a general statement. Option 'd' is incorrect because 'immer' and 'nicht' together are contradictory without further context.

Clarification: 'Decke' can mean 'ceiling' in English. 'Roof' is 'Dach', 'Wall' is 'Wand', and 'Floor' is 'Boden'.

Clarification: 'Silbe' means 'syllable' in English. It does not mean 'sentence' (b), 'letter' (c), or 'word' (d).

Clarification: The verb 'bestimmen' is used correctly in 'Ich bestimme das Datum für das Treffen.' meaning 'I determine the date for the meeting.' The other sentences use 'bestimmen' incorrectly because it doesn't fit the context of choosing a cake, being in the park, or choosing a car.

Clarification: A 'Schuppen' is a place where you might store a bicycle. It is not used for attending classes, cooking meals, or watching television.

Clarification: 'Modell' means 'model' in English. Option 'b' (Bottle), 'c' (Pencil), and 'd' (Table) are incorrect translations for 'Modell'.

Clarification: 'Wäsche' refers to laundry, so 'Washing clothes' is the correct activity. The other activities do not involve laundry.

Clarification: 'Statue' in German means 'statue' in English. It is a cognate, which means it looks similar in both languages. The other options are common objects but do not represent the meaning of 'Statue'.

Clarification: The phrase 'Ich bin stolz.' means 'I am proud.' in English. Options 'a', 'b', and 'd' translate to 'I am hungry.', 'I am tired.', and 'I am sad.', respectively, which do not express pride.

Clarification: 'Abschnitt' means 'section' or 'part', which is similar to 'Kapitel' as both refer to parts of a text. 'Buch' means 'book', which is related but not a synonym. 'Stadt' and 'Haus' mean 'city' and 'house', respectively, and are unrelated.

Clarification: 'Lauf' means 'run', so the sentence 'I enjoy a good Lauf in the morning' is correct. 'Lauf' does not fit with the actions of reading books, closing doors, or drawing pictures.

Clarification: 'Schicht' translates to 'layer' in English. It does not mean 'chair' (Stuhl), 'window' (Fenster), or 'street' (Straße).

Clarification: 'Kontakt' is a noun in German. It refers to a state of communication or physical touching. 'Verb' refers to action words, 'adjective' describes nouns, and 'adverb' modifies verbs, adjectives, or other adverbs.

Clarification: The correct plural form of 'Lamm' is 'Lämmer'. 'Lamms', 'Lamme', and 'Lammes' are not correct plural forms in German.

Clarification: 'Der Platz ist frei' translates to 'The place is free.' in English. 'Platz' means 'place', not 'book', 'car', or 'house'.

Clarification: The word 'shiny' can describe something that is 'golden' because both imply a bright and reflective quality. The other options do not match the brightness of 'golden'.

Clarification: Something 'winzig' is 'small and light'. This aligns with the meaning 'tiny'. 'Huge and heavy' is the opposite, 'long and narrow' refers to shape, and 'bright and colorful' refers to appearance.

Clarification: Option 'a' correctly uses 'Handel' in the context of trading goods. 'Laut' means 'loud', 'spielen' means 'play', and 'Haustier' means 'pet', none of which relate to 'trade'.

Clarification: 'Duty', 'Border', and 'Airport' are all related to 'Zoll' as they involve customs operations and regulations. 'Garden' is unrelated to the concept of customs.

Clarification: The correct usage is in sentence 'b', where 'vollständig' means the puzzle is 'complete'. It does not mean 'full' (a, c) or 'satisfied' (d).

Clarification: Sentence 'c' correctly uses 'Professor' in the context of giving a lecture at a university. The other sentences place a Professor in inappropriate contexts.

Clarification: 'Insbesondere' correctly completes the sentence by emphasizing hiking as a specific activity she enjoys. 'Besonders' is similar but generally means 'especially', 'vielleicht' means 'maybe', and 'immer' means 'always', which do not fit the context as well as 'insbesondere'.

Clarification: 'Legende' in German means 'Legend' in English. The other options are incorrect translations: 'Library' is 'Bibliothek', 'Lesson' is 'Lektion', and 'Lake' is 'See'.

Clarification: A 'Taschentuch' can be used to clean things like glasses. It is not worn on feet (which would be shoes), eaten as a snack, or used to play music. These actions don't relate to a handkerchief.

Clarification: 'Kannst du mir einen Vorschlag machen?' translates to 'Can you make a suggestion for me?', which is a proper way to ask for advice. 'Ist das ein Vorschlag?' asks if something is a suggestion, and the others use 'Vorschlag' in contexts that aren't typically relevant for suggestions.

Clarification: Sentence 'b' correctly uses 'Skript' in the context of an actor reading a script. 'a' is incorrect because 'Skript' is not a tool for writing exams. 'c' is incorrect as 'Skript' is not something you drink. 'd' is incorrect because 'Skript' cannot fly in the sky.

Clarification: The singular form of 'wilden' can be 'wilde', 'wildes', or 'wilder', depending on the gender and case of the noun it modifies. 'Wilde' is used with feminine nouns, 'wildes' with neuter, and 'wilder' with masculine nouns in nominative case.