Time
‘In the first time‘ ‘in the last time‘ and ‘in the next time‘ are typical wobbles (hier: Fehler. Literally: Wackeln) for German speakers but easily fixed. ‘In the first time‘ …
She’s drop dead gorgeous !
I switched on the TV to catch up on the British news and there she was, the weather forecaster telling me there would be a rain belt moving in over …
The thing with ‘the’
When to use it and when not? Seems easy enough at first glance (auf den ersten Blick) – but deep down in the nitty gritty, it isn’t as straightforward (unkompliziert) …
Correct these if you can!
Here are 10 common basic mistakes Germans make when talking about their daily routine. Correct them if you can? Suggested answers below. I stand up at 6 o’clock a.m. On …
Dynamic vs. Stative verbs.
Dynamic verbs do what it says on the tin, there is usually some sort of action. Stative aka state verbs are verbs of the mind/thinking (agree, believe, know, remember etc) …