Arbeitsbuch --- Stefan weiß mehr als er glaubt. |
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Stefan is in the office of Frau Schulz |
Stefan |
Good day, Frau Schulz. Do you have a moment? |
Frau Schulz |
Naturally. What is it? |
Stefan |
I didn’t understand the last chapter in the German book. |
Frau Schulz |
What
didn’t you understand then? Did
you read the whole chapter? |
Stefan |
Sure. I always read the whole chapter. |
Frau Schulz |
And did you do the exercises? |
Stefan |
Yes, well … no. I didn’t have
much time. did physics homework, and studied for a
test in art. |
Frau Schulz |
Stefan, you need a day with 30 hours. What didn’t you understand then? |
Stefan |
The perfect. |
Frau Schulz |
Well, one uses the perfect when one speaks about the past. For example: When I was a kid I played with my friend (f). For my birthday I received a little cat. |
Stefan |
I have also always wanted a little cat. Unfortunately I never received one. But I sometimes visited my grandparents. |
Frau Schulz |
Stefan, you use the perfect entirely perfectly. |