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Please note: Separable verbs relating specifically to ‘daily routine’ can be found under: school/meine Tagesroutine/ex.11

A separable verb is a doing word that splits into two parts when used in the PRESENT TENSE An example of a separable verb is ‘anrufen’ – to call

Look what happens to the ‘prefix’ (the first part of the separable verb) when the verb is used in a sentence in the PRESENT TENSE

anrufen INFINITIVE Ichrufemeine Freundinan

rufen ich du Sie er/sie/es wir ihr sie ruf …an ruf …an ruf …an ruf …an ruf …an ruf …an ruf …an e st en t t (to call)

The following verbs work exactly like ‘anrufen’ ausgehen – to go out mitbringen – to bring along einkaufen – to shop aufhören – to stop zurückkommen – to come back ankommen – to arrive

The bad news: The following verbs are all separable and irregular. The good news: There is only a ‘stem’ change with ‘du’ and ‘er/sie/es’

anfangen INFINITIVE Der Unterrichtfängtum 9 Uhran

fangen ich du Sie er/sie/es wir ihr sie fang …an fäng …an fang …an fäng …an fang …an fang …an fang …an e st en t t (to start)

mitnehmen INFINITIVE Ichnehme meine kleine Schwester mit

nehmen ich du Sie er/sie/es wir ihr sie nehm …mit nimm …mit nehm …mit nimm …mit nehm …mit nehm …mit nehm …mit e st en t t (to take along)

aussehen INFINITIVE Ersiehtnichtausattraktiv

aussehen ich du Sie er/sie/es wir ihr sie seh …aus sieh …aus seh …aus sieh …aus seh …aus seh …aus seh …aus e st en t t (to look like )

Schreibe die Sätze auf Deutsch! The party starts at 8 o’clock. I bring a bottle of wine along. Mark takes his girlfriend along. The party finishes at 2 o’clock in the morning. At the week-end I shop in Kingston. I phone my best friend (male) On Saturday I go out with my friends The train arrives at 7 o’clock in Paddington. Orlando Bloom looks very attractive!

Schreibe die Sätze auf Deutsch! Die Party fängt um 8 Uhr an. Ich bringe eine Flasche Wein mit. Mark nimmt seine Freundin mit. Die Party hört um 2 Uhr morgens auf. Am Wochenende kaufe ich in Kingston ein. Ich rufe meinen besten Freund an. Am Samstag gehe ich mit meinen Freunden aus. Der Zug kommt um 7 Uhr in Paddington an. Orlando Bloom sieht sehr attraktiv aus!