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Susanne
German
Sep 6, 2021
Du hast weitere Verben und Präpositionen kennengelernt, die in der Geschäftskorrespondenz eine wichtige Rolle spielen. Außerdem hast du selbst Sätze gebildet.
Susanne
German
Sep 3, 2021
Du hast Verben plus Präpositionen kennengelernt, die bei geschäftlicher Korrespondenz genutzt werden.
Susanne
German
Mar 19, 2021
Du hast die Übungen für Konjunktiv II sehr gut gemacht, das ist überhaupt kein Problem für dich. Außerdem hast du kennengelernt, wie man Altersgruppen beschreibt.
Susanne
German
Mar 3, 2021
Wieder eine gute schriftliche Aufgabe. Nur noch ein paar Kleinigkeiten sind aufgefallen.
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    Literally no difference. But in context, I would say when you respond with "Are you joking?" you don't believe it and asking for confirmation. when you respond with "are you kidding?" you somehow believe the news but find it unbelievable or hard to believe it is true. Then it is used to express that you are surprised.
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    May 5, 2020
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    4. 根据世界卫生组织(的建议），我们都要在家里隔离，以免传播冠状病毒。 5. 经过所有的家人讨论，决定（送）儿子（去）美国留学。
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    May 4, 2020
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    It is an unusual exercise, I will give it a try: 1.2. The manager told employees, they had to pay for all telephone calls made from office. 2.2. The traffic warden told us that we could not park the car outside the bank.
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    May 4, 2020
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    I think once you don't care about mistakes and how people judge your language skills, you will gain the confidence over time by speaking more often, then you speak better and more fluent.
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    May 4, 2020
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    yes, you are right. 你有什么事? can also mean 'what's up?' but this version sounds a bit more serious than 你有什么事吗？. '吗' can soften the tone and sounds better. Without it, depends on how you say the sentence, it shows the asking person a bit annoyed.
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    May 4, 2020
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    'what's up?' 什么is ‘what' '吗’is '?' put at the end of the sentence to make it a question, since in Chinese the verb is not put in front of subject to make it a question, instead just add ‘吗’at the end of the sentence to make it a question.
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    May 2, 2020
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