Möchtest du trennbare Verben mit ab- endlich verstehen? In diesem Video lernst du die Bedeutung des Präfixes ab- ganz einfach mit Alltagsbeispielen aus dem Haushalt – zum Beispiel abwaschen, abtrocknen, abräumen.
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Washing rinsing scrubbing—spring cleaning is upon us and you know
Still not sure about the difference between these verbs Then check out this
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Washing rinsing scrubbing—every day we handle the household chores
use these verbs But did you know that the prefix ab creates an entirely new meaning
Carries significance No I'll explain why and show you some great things
Examples from everyday life Also please watch this video until the end
You don't need to take any notes throughout the entire class
because I've compiled everything for you into a single PDF file
which you can download for free—just find the link below this video
Of course I'm giving you another homework assignment and we'll do a quiz at
the end of the video I'm assigning the homework to you right now Write dow
please share your own example using one of these verbs in the comments but
only after class The first question you're surely
what is a prefix A prefix is a syllable added at the beginning of a word serving as a prefix
e ones we place before a word A prefix can greatly alter the meaning of a verb
Let me show you an example You've surely already encountered the word to lay
used but have you ever used the verb "ablegen" yourself I'll show you with
this example how much a prefix can change the meaning of a verb The verb
we use "legen" when moving an object for example she puts the
book on the table So the woman wants to place the book somewhere
set a specific place And put down Take a look at this example
The bag is so heavy I'm putting it down for a moment We compare "legen" and
put it down right away She places the book on the table We understand we
place something in a specific location So we need
also a preposition indicating location And 'ablegen' To put away means much more than that
ow to remove something or erase it the bag is so heavy I'm putting it down
shortly Very good you've grasped the meaning of "ab " which means we can now proceed
Now let's look at everyday verbs you'll need very often We
start with washing and doing the dishes We use wash when we clean something in the
Clean water We use it frequently for textiles and clothing
For example wash the bed linens at 60 degrees A tip: use the verb wash along w
washing is irregular meaning A receives it in the second and third
Wash the bed linens at 60 degrees
We use washing not only for fabrics and clothing but also to clean
our bodies—for example I wash my hands And exactly when is it that
Do I use it for rinsing You can use it primarily when you're rinsing
f you want to indicate that you wish to remove dirt from something when removing dir
you wish to remove with water for instance he washes the dirt off
s car off Similarly to the verb wash the verb rinse is also naturally
Rinse I also use rinsing when cleaning something in water
but often refers to the tableware such as plates knives and
Glasses for example after eating he washes the dishes He washes them
of course in the sink So I use the verb "to rinse" when I'm rinsing something in the
I'd like to clean everything generally And when should I use rinsing Rinsing
carries the meaning that you want to remove dirt from something
Rinsing naturally also refers to dishes for example this plate
must absolutely be rinsed off Tip: here we have a present tense passive constructio
This plate must absolutely be washed
Great job you've already completed half of it Just keep going a little longer
o learn even more verbs After washing and rinsing we mus
of course dry or dry off The base verb is dry Dry
means that something is dried so that no water or moisture
remains For example I leave the laundry out in the fresh air
dry Here we have a passive construction with "lassen"
plus infinitive I let the laundry dry in the fresh air
And drying off You use drying off when you deliberately remove water from a
I remove the moisture For instance after rinsing I dry the dishes So
The water is wiped away with a dish towel Two important verbs we
even for spring cleaning you need to clear out and remove things clearing out means tha
something like tidying up or clearing out the space—for example
we need to empty the old apartment because we're moving today
All furniture and belongings must be removed from the apartment so that it
is empty We need to clear out the old apartment because we are moving today
Clearing something away is more specific We use "clear away"
when removing a particular item from a place For example after
I clear the table after dinner One more small tip here
We can replace "abräumen" with "cover" when referring to a dining table
speak For example after dinner I clear the table You
You're almost there We just need one more verb pair so there's still one
A few minutes spent on it—it's worth it Wipe and dry
You can use the verb "wipe" when cleaning in general
Surface meaning when you clean a surface For example the
The woman mops the floor The tool she uses is called a mop so the woman is mopping
mop the floor with the mop We don’t use wiping as
commonly as mopping You can reuse wiping if you’re using a
You clean the specific surface by wiping it off this is often referred to as "wiping over "
For example the waiter wipes the table And did you pay close attention
Now we'll take the test to reinforce the newly learned
knowledge And how did the test go I think you did a great job
Please don't forget your homework and write your own example using
one of these new verbs in the comments Of course I'll respond to your
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