Hausmeister (H), Handwerker (T), Waage (S), Convenient / useful (H), ablenken / Ablenkungen (D), distract / distractions, it's worth to see it, it's worth seeing it, Sport machen (D E), do exercise, good .. bad .. ok .. for abilities?, What can be DEMANDING?, situation, person, use I would rather + verb, I would rather live in Rostock, use prefer + thing, I prefer chicken to fish, use prefer + ing, she prefers working from home, I heard in the radio, ON the radio, I remember me, I feel me, I remember, I feel, the past of choose, chose, the past of can, could, we have the same meaning, we have the same OPINION, Klempner (P), plumber, I don't must, I don't HAVE TO, I'm totally agree, I totally agree, not so loud as, not AS LOUD AS, how long it takes?, How long DOES it take?, What do we use for cooking? (R), A note for medicine from the doctor (P), Beleg (R), the place where you choose meat & cheese (T D C), the deli counter, Elternzeit (P L), not at work because you are ill (S L), sick leave, If someone is ON LEAVE, they...., ...on paid holiday, Jahresurlaub (A L), Reisebüro (T A), travel agency, Bewerber (A), applicants, Holzkohle (C), charcoal, Verlobter / Verlobte (F), fiance / fiancee, Heimat (H), to be married in the future (E), Can you use worth + ING, It's worth asking Bernd, a job opening (V), When do we use "a bit of a stretch"?, when we think something is exaggerated (übertrieben)r, When do we use "a big ask"?, when we think a request or goal will be very difficult to do, What is the opposite of POLITE? (I), machbar / durchfuhrbahr (F), angemessen / unangemessen (R / U), reasonable / unreasonable, I think yes, and you go by bus?, DId you go by bus?, teilnehmen (P / T P), participate / take part, a small change (T), I don't weigh me, MYSELF, How are these jobs described?, white collar / blue collar, eine Streit (D), a dispute, übernehmen (T O), take over, kürzlich (R), recently, entschlossen / unentschlossen (D / I), decisive / indecisive, between wet & dry (D), damp, 30 minutes - for or since?, for, last year - for or since?, since, Angebot (O), offer

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