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Verbs with prefixes Many German verbs come with prefixes such as auf, er, or um. The meaning of the verb is often similar to the […] Read More
Babysitting new baby and family obligations versus education? I’ve been reading Yahoo News again, this time about a teenage college student living at home with […] Read More
Now that the pandemic has been raging for months, people are asking, when will the crisis end? Are we ready to emerge from the coronavirus […] Read More
What is the financial fallout of the Coronavirus and the lockdowns that are going with it? Before we get into the financial consequences of the […] Read More
What will life be like after the Coronavirus pandemic blows over? Will the something called COVID-19 change our lives forever? Most of us already know […] Read More
Free will is the concept that at any moment in time, we can choose what to do next. That we can decide this for ourselves, […] Read More
My review is of Little Fires Everywhere, a 2017 novel by American author Celeste Ng. A story about conflicts, contrasts, and contradictions. Of rebelliousness vs. […] Read More
WARNUNG! Rezension über Segmüller Möbilien Im November, habe ich im Segmüller Möbelhaus ein Set maßgefertigter Küchenschränke gekauft. Der Verkäufer hat mir meinen Kauf auf seinem […] Read More
On any particular day, you have to decide what to do now and what to leave for another time. It makes no sense to try […] Read More
It starts with the infinitive German verbs are listed in dictionaries in the infinitive form — the “to [verb]” form. For example, you can find […] Read More
