In “More Everyday Verbs”, practise German A1 words and expressions including bedeuten, erzählen, fehlen, feiern. The example sentences show how to use this vocabulary in everyday situations.
Build your German A1 vocabulary with “More Everyday Verbs”. This set includes bedeuten (to mean), erzählen (to tell, to narrate), fehlen (to be missing, to lack), feiern (to celebrate). Read the example sentences to see how each word works in context, then practise recalling its meaning without the translation. Try making a short sentence of your own with these words. Regular practice in small sessions helps you recognise this vocabulary more easily and use it confidently in everyday German.
The More Everyday Verbs set teaches 20 German vocabulary items at CEFR A1, focused on Common Verbs.
Frequently asked questions
What CEFR level is “More Everyday Verbs”?
- “More Everyday Verbs” is a CEFR A1 set. It targets learners at the A1 level of the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR).
How many words does “More Everyday Verbs” contain?
- The set contains 20 German vocabulary items with translations in five languages. Most words include native-speaker audio and IPA transcription.
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