Perfekt

Create a masterpiece to describe the following sentence:

Ich habe gestern Fußball gespielt.

Answer explanation

Your drawing should look like someone playing soccer.

Choose the correct helping verb conjugation for the sentence below:

Ich _ in Südafrika gewohnt.

• habe

• bin

Answer explanation

gewohnt-> wohnen, to live, reside

HV = haben

ich habe

Type the correct past participle for the following verb:

bringen = hat _

Answer explanation

bringen = to bring

mixed verb, significant vowel change, -t

(English: I bring, I brought)

Frau Zimmermann hat heute viel Deutsch _.

• gesprecht

• gespricht

• gesprechen

• gesprochen

Answer explanation

sprechen = to speak

strong verb, add -en; vowel change.

(English: I spEak, I spOke; German: Ich sprEche, Ich habe gesprOchen)

Create a masterpiece to describe the following sentence:

Wir haben SpaghettiEis gegessen.

Answer explanation

Your drawing should look like a group of people eating spaghetti ice cream.

(cultural reminder: spaghetti ice cream = vanilla ice cream put through a machine to look like noodles, strawberry puree to look like sauce, with white chocolate on top to look like parmesan cheese.)

Choose the correct helping verb conjugation for the sentence below:

Ihr_ die Schokolade genommen.

• haben

• sein

• habt

• seid

Answer explanation

genommen -> nehmen, to take

HV = haben

ihr habt

Type the correct past participle for the following verb:

besuchen = hat _

Answer explanation

besuchen = to visit

weak verb, -t

"if it starts with be-, you don't add the ge-"

Wir sind sehr schnell _.

• gelauft

• gelaufen

• geläuft

• laufen

Answer explanation

laufen = to run

strong verb, add -en

Create a masterpiece to describe the following sentence:

Er hat im Klassenzimmer geschlafen.

Answer explanation

Your drawing should look like someone asleep in class.

Choose the correct helping verb conjugation for the sentence below:

Wir _ immer hier geblieben.

• haben

• sein

• sind

Answer explanation

gebleiben -> geblieben- to stay

change of condition verb (by staying you are showing a condition of NOT moving)

(I know, this is a weird one)

HV = sein, but must conjugate

wir sind