to come together !k0m tE*geDE? She wanted people of all ages to come together and make a difference. zusammenkommen 5 research !rI*s3"tS? !*ri"s3"tS? What have you found in your online research? Recherche (die) exactly !Ig*zxktli? Why exactly are you working on this project? genau project group !*prOdZEkt gru"p? For how long have you been in this project group? Projektgruppe (die) plastic !*plxstIk? There are so many plastic bags on the beach. Plastik (das), Plastikballoon !bE*lu"n? Plastic bags and balloons are dangerous for the fish. Luftballon (der) active !*xktIv? We’ve decided that we want to be active. aktiv to do research !rI*s3"tS? !*ri"s3"tS? We often do online research. recherchieren actually !*xktSuEli? It’s important that we actually do something. wirklich, tatsächlich to go out there !gEU *aUt DeE? We want to go out there and do something for nature. rausgehen clean-up !*kli"n0p? During each beach clean-up we write a list. hier: Säuberungsaktion (die) to leave behind sth. !li"v bI*haInd? We write down what kind of rubbish people leave behind. etw. zurücklassen beginning !bI*gInIN? We’ve done two clean-ups since the beginning of our project. Anfang (der) so far !sEU *fA"? What we have done so far has only been the beginning. bisher duration !djUE*reISn? Use the present perfect tense for duration. Dauer recent event !ri"snt I*vent? Use the present perfect tense for recent events. kürzlich stattgefundenes Ereignis Milestones in a life milestone !*maIlstEUn? These are the milestones in Oprah’s life. Meilenstein (der) 6 road !rEUd? Milestones are at the side of the road. Straße (die), Weg (der) far !fA"? How far is the nearest town? weit (weg) success !sEk*ses? Read about Oprah’s road to success. Erfolg (der) whole !hEUl? She is one of the most famous people in the whole world. ganze/r/s special !*speSl? Her whole life has been special. besonders, außerordentlich Bible !*baIbl? Her mother chose a name from the Bible. Bibel (die) to spell sth. wrong !spel? She is called Oprah because her name was spelled wrong. etw. falsch schreiben to move (around) !mu"v E*raund? As a child, she had to move around a lot. umziehen farm !fA"m? She lived on her grandmother’s farm. Bauernhof (der) not even !nOt *i"vn? There wasn’t even running water! nicht einmal running water !r0nIN *wC"tE? There was no running water at the farm. fließendes Wasser sometime later !s0mtaIm *leItE? Sometime later she lived with her mother. etwas später as soon as !Ez *su"n Ez? As soon as she was able to talk, she started to speak a lot. sobald church !tS3"tS? She talked a lot in church. Kirche (die) on stage !steIdZ? She loved being on stage. auf der Bühne still !stIl? They are still best friends. noch immer around !E*raUnd? Around 1986, she met Stedham Graham. ungefähr, etwa 151 one hundred and fifty-one Nur zu Prüfzw cken – Eigentum des Verlags öbv
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