English Grammar and Usage

This is direct form of narration. The reported speech has to be separated by inverted commas (" "). The reported speech is an exclamatory sentence, so we need to end it with a sign of exclamation.

It is a conditional sentence s + will + verb (1) + if + s + Present indefinite tense So (B) gets some rest. Other types of conditional sentence –

1. If + verb (2^nd) + _______ would + verb (1)
2. If + s + had + verb (3^rd) + would/could/might have + verb(3^rd)

Wie geht's? is the standard informal way to ask 'How are you?' in German, being a contraction of 'Wie geht es'.

Comment allez-vous is the formal way to ask how someone is. The use of vous is required for formal or respectful address.

In the final book, Dumbledore asks Snape if he still loves Lily Potter after all this time. Snape replies with the iconic word Always.

'Spoke' is the verb (the action) and 'briefly' is the adverb (describing how they spoke).

'Received' is the verb and 'graciously' is the adverb describing how the subject will be received.

'Extremely' is an adverb because it modifies the adjective 'disappointed'.

Als is used for a single event in the past. Since visiting Berlin is a completed past event, 'Als' is the correct conjunction.

Bis means until. It is the correct conjunction to indicate the duration of an action leading up to a specific point in time.

The sentence refers to a past time period. 'Seitdem' (since) is used to describe an action that started in the past and relates to the present or a specific duration.

The sentence presents two alternatives, which requires the coordinating conjunction 'oder' (or).

The sentence provides a reason for not being able to come. 'Weil' is the standard conjunction for 'because'.

The sentence describes a purpose or goal. 'Damit' (so that) is the correct conjunction to introduce a purpose clause.