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Test yourself on “to try” in German
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1. Question
Which of the following verbs is NOT a translation for to try?
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2. Question
What’s the main difference between “versuchen” and “probieren“?
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3. Question
You tell your friend about that new beauty hack from TikTok (with the old tuna fish) and you want to tell them to give it a try.
Which of the verbs would be the best for this context?
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4. Question
Which of the following ideas is expressed with “kosten“?
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5. Question
Your German life coach tells you to stop worrying about what other people think and you want to say “I’ll try.” in German to impress them.
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6. Question
Match the verb with the right context.
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- versuchen
- ausprobieren
- probieren
- kosten
- trying to concentrate
- trying the new app
- trying to restart the router
- trying your friend's cocktail
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