1. Tonight I go in the language school.
2. At 8 pm I meet him in the cafe.
3. Not sure how to make a sentence with this one.
4.Mrs. Stein buys fruits and vegetables, in the health food store. ( or you could say it like this In the health food store, Mrs. Stein buys fruits and vegetables.)
5. Mr. Schulz drinks beer in the pub.
6. You can find ties in 3rd floor? I think this might be it.
7. I want to go in and dance the disco.
8. ? not sure.
This should help you except for 3, 8, and possibly 6.
Person1: Guten Tag, mein Name ist Jack. Heißt du?
person2: Ich heiße John. Wie geht's?
petson1: Gut. Ich bin glüchlich für Schule, bist du?
person2: Ja! Ich habe viele Dinge!
person1: Ja wirklich? was hast du bekommen?
person2: Ich bekomme papier, schreiben, und Buntstifte! Und du?
person1: Ich habe Notizbücher und Marker.
"Hallo" is "hi" in German.
4/3 11/3 hope this helps,
Answer:
gefallen
Explanation:
This verb is used in the German <em>Perfekt </em>tense, which is formed with the helping verb <em>haben </em>and the <em>Partizip Perfekt</em> of the verb. <em>Gefallen</em> is a strong, or irregular, verb, and its past participle form is also irregular: gefallen.
"Seine spitzen Bemerkungen über meine Freundin haben mir nicht gefallen."
