This quiz is based on key vocabulary and phrases which may be useful to learn for answering a 40 mark question on the "Der Vorleser" book, in the AQA A-Level German Paper 2: Writing:
das Erbrochene
die Gelbsucht
richtete
die Amsel
der Hof
der Himmel
aufwärts
wuchtig
würgte
desto schwächer
kaum
tragen mich
sich annahm
übergeben
der Schleim
lagerte
der Schritt
stieg
hinunterschlucken
der Mund
preßte
schämte
grob
Jungchen
der Leib
widerwillen
einstellten
das Holz
The English word in the list should be 'stored', not 'stared'. 'Mouth' should be the only translation for Mund, 'body' the only one for Leib. And some German words have been misspelled as well: 'hinunterschlucken' (not hinterunterschlucken); 'desto schwächer' (not schwärcher); 'trug mich' (not tragen mich); 'Widerwillen' needs to be capitalized, like all proper nouns in German.
Personally, if this is some kind of German lesson, I don't think it is wise to take phrases out of context. The basic forms need to be displayed first, grammatical changes can be applied later, but within the entire context.
Hi, I am a German A-Level student. This quiz is based off of words/phrases I noted down from reading the 'Der Vorleser' book, to be used mainly for my own use. I have corrected everything, except 'tragen mich' as that was copied directly from the text.
Personally, if this is some kind of German lesson, I don't think it is wise to take phrases out of context. The basic forms need to be displayed first, grammatical changes can be applied later, but within the entire context.