anziehen
English translation: to get dressed
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| 02:24 Aug 22, 2001 |
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|  Selected response from: Patricia Gifford Local time: 13:57 | |||
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| na +3 | get dressed |
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| na +1 | to get dressed |
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| na | getting dressed |
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| na | [Zum Hilfe!] |
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Answers
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getting dressed Explanation: The mother helped her son get dressed. HTH Mary |
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6 mins peer agreement (net): +1
to get dressed Explanation: The mother helps her son to get dressed. |
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53 mins peer agreement (net): +3
get dressed Explanation: The mother helps her son get dressed Mary's suggestion is correct but the verb 'helfen' which is in the present tense has been translated by her in the past tense. HTH -Poornima |
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