{"id":4564,"date":"2013-01-16T14:01:04","date_gmt":"2013-01-16T14:01:04","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/blogs.transparent.com\/german\/?p=4564"},"modified":"2013-01-16T14:02:32","modified_gmt":"2013-01-16T14:02:32","slug":"dividable-verbs-trennbare-verben","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/blogs.transparent.com\/german\/dividable-verbs-trennbare-verben\/","title":{"rendered":"Dividable verbs – trennbare Verben"},"content":{"rendered":"

Although January already is in the middle:<\/p>\n

Happy new year to all of you!<\/strong><\/p>\n

I hope you had some nice Christmas days and a good start in 2013! For me it all began with moving to another apartment. That\u00b4s why I was a bit silent the last weeks…
\nI want to start with an exercise about dividable verbs. There are a lot of them in German. Here are some examples followed by example sentences with gaps. Try to fill the gaps with the right solutions. You can use the comment field for this if you want.<\/p>\n

ab<\/strong> | fahren
\nab<\/strong> | fallen
\nab<\/strong> | schreiben
\nab<\/strong> | …<\/p>\n

1. Der Zug _____ p\u00fcnktlich nach Stuttgart _____. (abfahren)<\/strong><\/p>\n

2. Im Herbst _____ die \u00c4pfel von den B\u00e4umen _____. (abfallen)<\/strong><\/p>\n

3.\u00a0 Der Student _____ in der Klausur vom Nachbarn _____. (abschreiben)<\/strong><\/p>\n

an<\/strong> | fassen
\nan<\/strong> | machen
\nan<\/strong> | springen
\nan<\/strong> | …<\/p>\n

4. Kind! _____ die hei\u00dfe Herdplatte nicht _____. (anfassen)<\/strong><\/p>\n

5. Luisa _____ das Licht im Wohnzimmer _____. (anmachen)<\/strong><\/p>\n

6. Der Motor _____ bei dieser K\u00e4lte nur sehr schlecht _____. (anspringen)<\/strong><\/p>\n

auf<\/strong> | bauen
\nauf<\/strong> | machen
\nauf<\/strong> | stehen
\nauf<\/strong> | …<\/p>\n

7. Der Junge _____ seine Modelleisenbahn _____.\u00a0 (aufbauen)<\/strong><\/p>\n

8. Warum _____ du im Winter immer das Fenster _____? (aufmachen)
\n<\/strong>
\n9. Ein B\u00e4cker _____ gew\u00f6hnlich schon um 2:30 Uhr _____. (aufstehen)<\/strong><\/p>\n

aus<\/strong> | bauen
\naus<\/strong> | machen
\naus<\/strong> | stellen
\naus<\/strong> | …<\/p>\n

10. Die M\u00fcllers _____ zurzeit ihr Haus _____. (ausbauen)<\/strong><\/p>\n

11. _____ bitte sofort das Licht _____.\u00a0 (ausmachen)<\/strong><\/p>\n

12. Der K\u00fcnstler _____ seine neuen Werke in London _____. (ausstellen)<\/strong><\/p>\n

ein<\/strong> | brechen
\nein<\/strong> | gehen
\nein<\/strong> | schlagen
\nein<\/strong> | …<\/p>\n

13. Hoffentlich _____ das Kind auf der Eisfl\u00e4che nicht _____. (einbrechen)<\/strong><\/p>\n

14. Ohne Wasser _____ alle Lebewesen nach einiger Zeit _____. (eingehen)<\/strong><\/p>\n

15. Die Kinder _____ das Kellerfenster _____. (einschlagen)<\/strong><\/p>\n

heim<\/strong> | fahren
\nheim<\/strong> | gehen
\nheim<\/strong> | kehren
\nheim<\/strong> | …<\/p>\n

16. Der Sch\u00fcler _____ jeden Tag mit dem Bus _____. (heimfahren)<\/strong><\/p>\n

17. Viele G\u00e4ste _____ bereits sehr fr\u00fch _____. (heimgehen)<\/strong><\/p>\n

18.Die Soldaten _____ nach dem langen Krieg endlich wieder _____. (heimkehren)<\/strong><\/p>\n

I think now you know about the main principle of dividable verbs. Though there are even more! Here are some further examples of possible prefixes:<\/p>\n

her<\/strong> | bringen
\nheraus<\/strong>|geben
\nherein<\/strong>|kommen
\nherauf<\/strong>|kommen
\nhin<\/strong> | gucken
\nhinaus<\/strong>|gehen
\nhinein<\/strong>|fallen
\nlos<\/strong> | fahren
\nmit<\/strong> | singen
\nnach<\/strong> | machen
\nvor<\/strong> | zeigen
\nweg<\/strong> | schmei\u00dfen
\nzu<\/strong> | nehmen
\nzur\u00fcck<\/strong>|schauen<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

Although January already is in the middle: Happy new year to all of you! I hope you had some nice Christmas days and a good start in 2013! For me it all began with moving to another apartment. That\u00b4s why I was a bit silent the last weeks… I want to start with an exercise…<\/p>\n

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