Classroom English Chapter 4

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(to) have ... for breakfast

Back 1

...zum Frühstück essen/ trinken

Hint 1

I usually have toast and orange juice for breakfast

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chips (pl)

Back 2

Pommes frites

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biscuit

Back 3

Keks, Plätzchen

Hint 3

! Betonung auf der 1. Silbe; BIScuit

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crisps

Back 4

Kartoffelchips

Hint 4

! crisps ->Kartoffeichips; chips -> Pommes frites

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fruit salad

Back 5

Obstsalat

Hint 5

French: la salade de fruits

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sausage

Back 6

Wurstchen, Wurst

Hint 6

sausages and chips

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sweets

Back 7

Süßigkeiten

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sweet

Back 8

süß

Hint 8

I don't like bananas. They' re too sweet.

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behind

Back 9

hinter

Hint 9

behind the box

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in front of

Back 10

vor

Hint 10

In front of the box

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next to

Back 11

neben

Hint 11

next to the plate

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bottle

Back 12

Flasche

Hint 12

a milk bottle;a bottle of milk

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glass

Back 13

Glas

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jug

Back 14

Krug

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Would you like …?

Back 15

Möchtest du …? / Möchten Sie ..?

Hint 15

Would you like a piece of pizza? — Yes, please.

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I'd like (= I would like ...)

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Ich hatte gern ... / Ich mochte gern …

Hint 16

What would you like? --I'd like a hamburger, please.

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some cheese/juice/money

Back 17

etwas Kase/Saft/Geld

Hint 17

! some = 1. elnige - some apples, chips, bottles, … 2. Etwas - some cheese, milk, money, ….

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hungry

Back 18

hungrig

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! Ich habe Hunger. = I'm hungry.

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thirsty

Back 19

durstig

Hint 19

! Ich habe Durst. = I'm thirsty.

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An invitation (to)

Back 20

Einladung (zu)

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Latin: invitatio; French l'invitation (f)

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(to) Invite (to)

Back 21

einladen (zu)

Hint 21

Can I Invite all my friends to my party? ; Latin: invitare; French; inviter

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long

Back 22

lang

Hint 22

Ananda's essay Is very long. French. long, ue

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short

Back 23

kurz

Hint 23

Dan's essay is very short. short <> iong

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(to) want to do

Back 24

tun wollen

Hint 24

Do you really want to invite all your friends?

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both

Back 25

beide

Hint 25

Do you want to listen to both CDs? / We both like hamsters. / I like both these T-shirts Can we buy both?

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real

Back 26

echt, wirklich

Hint 26

It's a party for real people, not for poltergeists.

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present

Back 27

Geschenk

Hint 27

! present = 1. Gegenwart; 2. Geschenk

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still

Back 28

(immer) noch

Hint 28

After dinner Jo was still hungry.

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soap

Back 29

Seife

Hint 29

a piece of soap

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expensive

Back 30

teuer

Hint 30

£60 for a T-shirt? That's too expensive

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any …?

Back 31

(irgend)welche

Hint 31

! any bleibt oft unübersetzt: Are there any oranges? (= Gibt es Apfelsinen?)

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earring

Back 32

Ohrring

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not(...)any

Back 33

kein, keine

Hint 33

There isn't any milk in the fridge. WE haven't got any pets, What about you?

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(to) be in a hurry

Back 34

in Elle sein,es eilig haben

Hint 34

! hurry; 1. I'm in a hurry. (- Ich habe es eilig.) 2. Hurry up, please, (= Beeil dich, bitte.)

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(to) follow

Back 35

folgen; verfolgen

Hint 35

My dog always follows me. The police are following the man to his house.

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keyword

Back 36

Stichwort, Schlüsselwort

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another

Back 37

eln(e) andere(r, s); noch ein(e)

Hint 37

I can't write with this pen. I need another pen. / I'm still hungry. Let's eat another sandwich.

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reason

Back 38

Grund, Begründung

Hint 38

Latin: ratio; French la raison

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(to) make a mess

Back 39

alles durcheinanderbringen, alles in Unordnug bringen

Hint 39

When the house is empty, Prunella often makes a mess.

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(to) take

Back 40

(weg-, hin)bringen

Hint 40

Please take the plates into the kitchen, Sophie.

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to Jenny's

Back 41

zu Jenny

Hint 41

Can we go to Jenny's now? (= to Jenny's house)

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later

Back 42

spater

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train

Back 43

Zug

Hint 43

! There was a funny man on the train, (= im Zug) French: le train

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station

Back 44

Bahnhof

Hint 44

! Betonuan auf der l.Siibe: STAtion

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somebody

Back 45

jemand

Hint 45

Mr Green is talking to somebody.

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(to) get off (the train/bus)

Back 46

(aus dem Zug/Bus} aussteigen

Hint 46

This is where I live. We have to get off here.

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(to) get on (the train/bus)

Back 47

(in den Zug/Bus) einsteigen

Hint 47

! in den Bus einsteigen = (to) get on the bus ; aus dem Bus aussteigen = (to) get off the bus

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parcel

Back 48

Paket

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(to) look round

Back 49

sich umsehen

Hint 49

Mr Green looks round, then he starts to run.

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(to) hide

Back 50

sich verstecken; (etwas) verstecken

Hint 50

Prunella often hides ln the wardrobe. / Can you hide this parcel for me, please?

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Which picture...?

Back 51

Welches Bild ...?

Hint 51

Which cake would you like? The chocolate cake?

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zoo

Back 52

Tierpark

Hint 52

! Aussprache: zoo / French: le zoo

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animal

Back 53

Tier

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Latin: animal; French; l'animal (m)

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muesli

Back 54

Müsli

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egg

Back 55

Ei

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minute

Back 56

Minute

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It's three minutes to six ! Betunung auf der 1.Silbe: Minute

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play

Back 57

Theaterstück

Hint 57

! play = 1. (verb) spielen; 2. (noun) Theaterstück

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scene

Back 58

Szene

Hint 58

! Das „c" wird nicht gesprochen: scene; French: la scéne

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Frerr chic la sc~ rie

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… pm

Back 60

... Uhr nachmittags/abends

Hint 60

! Man verwendet am oder pm nicht mit o'clock. Also nur: at 2 pm

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... Am

Back 61

... Uhr morgens/vormittags

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Don 't Worry.

Back 62

Mach dir keine Sorgen.

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(to) worry (about)

Back 63

sich Sorgen machen (wegen, um)

Hint 63

When I come home late my mum always worries about me.

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doorbell

Back 64

Türklingel

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bell

Back 65

Klingel, Glocke

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front door

Back 66

Wohnungstür, Haustür

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inside

Back 67

innen (drin), drinnen

Hint 67

Sophie isn't in the garden, She's inside. Inside <> outside

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hole

Back 68

Loch

Hint 68

a hole in my shoe

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fantastic

Back 69

fantastisch, toll

Hint 69

French: fantastique

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so sweet

Back 70

so süß

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(to) be afraid (of)

Back 71

Angst haben (vor)

Hint 71

My brother is afraid of big dogs. I'm afraid of mice.

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(to) pass

Back 72

(heruber)reichen, weitergeben

Hint 72

Can you pass me the milk, please? You have to pass the parcel to the next student.

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(to) pass round

Back 73

herumgeben

Hint 73

Now Sophie is passing round the party food.

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no more music

Back 74

keine Musik mehr

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no

Back 75

kein, keine

Hint 75

I can't do my homework now, I've got no time.

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note

Back 76

Mitteilung, Notiz

Hint 76

Here's a note from Jack. Can you read it? I can't.

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(to) take notes

Back 77

sich Notizen machen

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prize

Back 78

Preis, Gewinn

Hint 78

There's a prize for the best story.

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(to) be over

Back 79

vorbei sein, zu Ende sein

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What are you talking about?

Back 80

Wovon redest du?

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(to) get

Back 81

gelangen, (hin)kommen

Hint 81

How can we get to Cotharn Schools?

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title

Back 82

Titel, Überschrift

Hint 82

Latin: titulus; French: le titre