The correct choice in the example is um… zu, so after you have moved all the verbs into their place you should wind up with: The sentence is obviously supposed to mean:Īnd you have to decide whether you need to use zu, um.
Ich gehe zum Kühlschrank : ein Bier holen.The second part, the completion, will be given in the dictionary or infinitve form. You will be given a first part of a sentence, for example: And if it turns out the latter lacks that certain paper you need to much, well, you have a paper right in your hand :) and German Grammar actually saved your day.
The exercise is designed for repeated use… so you do NOT need to fill in the blanks nor do you need to turn to page 213 and hold the book upside down to check for the solutions (god, that is something that really annoys me in work books… I do NOT want to flip pages all the time)Īnyway… the solutions are given on the right so all you need to do is to cover them and you can train with the paper all the time… on the train, on the job or on the toilet. it is long, it is meandering and boring and it is theoretical, so it is just what you love, isn’t it ) If you don’t know the rules yet… here is the article, I wrote on that…. Over the years, I have developed a fair amount of exercises of different kinds to train the most important issues of German Grammar.Īnd then, today, I thought, well I do have all these pdf-files sitting on my hard drive slowly collecting dust… why not share them? So share them I will.Īnd the first one is going to be the one for Pumpin’ German till your grammar-abs are rock solid. And welcome to … well to… to our newly opened gym.
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