I assume you want me to replace the English term in parentheses with the proper german term. Here are the answers:
<em>-vor dem Abendessen</em>
<em>-mit Freunden</em>
<em>-gegen deine</em>
<em>-mit seiner (this one is a weird question because none of the answers make that much sense but I think this is the best one to go with)</em>
<em>-ohne seinen</em>
What kind of school subjects do you have at school today?
How many school subjects do you have at school today?
What is your favorite subject at school?
What is the name of your German teacher?
How do you find your math teacher?
How does Dominik find his English teacher?
How many lessons did you have yesterday?
How many lessons did you have last Friday?
How long is the big break?
When do you have lunch today?
Do you have geography in middle school, or did you only have geography in elementary school?
Were you in the classroom yesterday?
How are your English lessons?
When do you come back home from school?
Do you have lessons on Saturday?
Where have you been on Sunday?
How was your first day at school?
How is your vocabulary in English?
Is your vocabulary more extensive in English than in German?
Answer:For a long time you are in Zurich
Explanation:
Huh what’s the question asking
<span>J'ai 4 personnes dans la famille de ma famille
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