Mod 2 - Verbs

Question 1

To ask/to pray (present/past/before present/before past/command)

He’s praying to God

Answer 1

At bede (beder/bedte/har bedt/havde bedt/bed)

Han beder til Gud.

Question 2

To mean (present/past/before present/before past/command)

What does “ballpoint pen” mean in Danish?

Answer 2

At betyde (betyder/betød/har betydet/havde betydet/betyd)

Hvad betyder “kuglepen” på dansk?

Question 3

To bite (present/past/before present/before past/command)

The dog bit me in the foot.

Answer 3

At bide (bider/bed/har bidt/havde bidt/bid)

Hunden bed mig i foden.

Question 4

To bind

He never ties his laces.

Answer 4

At binde

Han binder aldrig sine snørebånd.

Question 5

To become

It’s getting cold now.

Answer 5

At blive

Det bliver koldt nu.

Question 6

To break

He does not like what others think.

Answer 6

At bryde

Han bryder sig ikke om, hvad andre tænker.

Question 7

To burst

Hope broke.

Answer 7

At briste

Håbet brast.

Question 8

Should

One should not beat his children.

Answer 8

At burde

Man bør ikke slå sine børn.

Question 9

To offer

Do you want to toss the potatoes around?

Answer 9

At byde

Vil du byde kartoflerne rundt?

Question 10

To carry

He carries his wife’s suitcase

Answer 10

At bære

Han bærer sin kones kuffert.

Question 11

To drag

They have gone to war.

Answer 11

At drage

De er draget i krig.

Question 12

To drink

They drink tea in the evening.

Answer 12

At drikke

De drikker te om aftenen.

Question 13

To drive

He drives around and does nothing.

Answer 13

At drive

Han driver rundt og laver ingenting.

Question 14

To fall

10 centimeters of snow has fallen.

Answer 14

At falde

Der er faldet 10 centimeter sne.

Question 15

To fare

She rushed out the door.

Answer 15

At fare

Hun for ud af døren.

Question 16

To find (present, past, future, present perfect)

Have you found your book?

Answer 16

At finde (finder, fandt, vil finde, har fundet)

Har du fundet din bog?

Question 17

To float

It flows with old newspapers in the apartment.

Answer 17

At flyde

Det flyder med gamle aviser i lejligheden.

Question 18

To fly

The bird has flown.

Answer 18

At flyve

Fuglen er fløjet.

Question 19

To regret

They regretted not wearing warm outerwear.

Answer 19

At fortryde

De fortrød, at de ikke havde taget varmt overtøj på.

Question 20

To freeze

It froze 10 degrees last night.

Answer 20

At fryse

Det frøs 10 grader i nat.

Question 21

To fly

The snow fell so we could see nothing.

Answer 21

At fyge

Sneen føg, så vi ingenting kunne se.

Question 22

To get

They got fried chicken for dinner.

Answer 22

At få

De fik stegt kylling til aftensmad.

Question 23

To be bothered

Please just close the door.

Answer 23

At gide

Gider du lige lukke døren.

Question 24

To give

She gave him a new jacket.

Answer 24

At give

Hun gav ham en ny jakke.

Question 25

To glide He slipped on the slippery sidewalk.

Answer 25

At glide Han gled på det glatte fortov.

Question 26

To rub She rubbed her sore arm.

Answer 26

At gnide Hun gned sin ømme arm.

Question 27

To catch He catches the ball.

Answer 27

At gribe Han griber bolden.

Question 28

To cry The children are crying because they are scared.

Answer 28

At græde Børnene græder, fordi de er bange.

Question 29

To spawn The salmon spawns high up.

Answer 29

At gyde Laksen gyder højt oppe.

Question 30

To shudder We shudder over the film.

Answer 30

At gyse Vi gøs over filmen.

Question 31

To count Does this law apply to Greenland?

Answer 31

At gælde Gælder denne lov for Grønland?

Question 32

To go They went home at 4 o'clock.

Answer 32

At gå De gik hjem klokken 4.

Question 33

To have He has 5 children.

Answer 33

At have Han har 5 børn.

Question 34

To be called Their last name is Jørgensen.

Answer 34

At hedde De hedder Jørgensen til efternavn. '

Question 35

To pull He lifted his comrade out of the lake.

Answer 35

At hive Han hev sin kammerat op af søen.

Question 36

To help She helps her mother.

Answer 36

At hjælpe Hun hjælper sin mor.

Question 37

To hold He held on tightly to his mother's hand.

Answer 37

At holde Han holdt godt fast i sin mors hånd.

Question 38

To hang Your jacket is hanging in the hallway.

Answer 38

At hænge Din jakke hænger i gangen.

Question 39

To chase The cat has chased the dog out of the garden.

Answer 39

At jage Katten har jaget hunden ud af haven.

Question 40

To blade The church bell sounds beautiful.

Answer 40

At klinge Kirkeklokken klinger smukt.

Question 41

To pinch She pinched her arm to see if she was awake.

Answer 41

At knibe Hun kneb sig i armen for at se om hun var vågen.

Question 42

To come They come home at half past seven.

Answer 42

At komme De kommer hjem klokken halv otte.

Question 43

To crawl The sweater crawled in the sink.

Answer 43

At krybe Sweateren krøb i vask.

Question 44

To be able to He can play guitar.

Answer 44

At kunne Han kan spille guitar.

Question 45

To chant Shall we chant a song?

Answer 45

At kvæde Skal vi kvæde en vise?

Question 46

To let We let him stay seated.

Answer 46

At lade Vi lader ham blive siddende.

Question 47

To laugh They laughed loud and long.

Answer 47

At le De lo højt og længe.

Question 48

To suffer He suffers from diabetes.

Answer 48

At lide Han lider af sukkersyge.

Question 49

To lay down He was in the hospital for 4 days.

Answer 49

At ligge Han lå på hospitalet i 4 dage.

Question 50

To sound It sounds good.

Answer 50

At lyde Det lyder godt.

Question 51

To lie They lied about the child's age.

Answer 51

At lyve De løj om barnets alder.

Question 52

To lay I put the book on the table.

Answer 52

At lægge Jeg lagde bogen på bordet.

Question 53

To run He ran away from home as a 13-year-old.

Answer 53

At løbe Han løb hjemmefra som 13-årig.

Question 54

To have to | e.g. You must not smoke in class.

Answer 54

At måtte Du må ikke ryge i klassen. = You must not smoke in class.

Question 55

To enjoy | e.g. We enjoyed the good weather.

Answer 55

At nyde Vi nød det gode vejr. = We enjoyed the good weather.

Question 56

To sneeze | e.g. He sneezes for 10 minutes.

Answer 56

At nyse Han nøs i 10 minutter.

Question 57

To whimper | e.g. The dog whimpered pathetically.

Answer 57

At pibe Hunden peb ynkeligt.

Question 58

To ride | e.g. She rides a ride every day.

Answer 58

At ride Hun rider en tur hver dag.

Question 59

To tear | e.g. We tear down the garden path.

Answer 59

At rive Vi river havegangen.

Question 60

To smoke | e.g. He smoked 40 cigarettes in one night.

Answer 60

At ryge Han røg 40 cigaretter på en aften.

Question 61

To see | e.g. Have you seen today's newspaper?

Answer 61

At se Har du set dagens avis?

Question 62

To sit | e.g. They sat in the living room watching television.

Answer 62

At sidde De sad i stuen og så fjernsyn.

Question 63

To slip | e..g The carriage slid in the turn.

Answer 63

At skride Vognen skred i svinget.

Question 64

To scream | e.g. The kids scream all day long.

Answer 64

At skrige Børnene skriger dagen lang.

Question 65

To write | e.g. They wrote a postcard.

Answer 65

At skrive De skrev et postkort.

Question 66

To have to | e.g. We have to go home at 3 o'clock.

Answer 66

At skulle Vi skal hjem klokken 3.

Question 67

To shoot | e.g. He shot a hare in the woods.

Answer 67

At skyde Han skød en hare i skoven.

Question 68

To cut | e.g. She cut a loaf of French bread.

Answer 68

At skære Hun skar et franskbrød i skiver.

Question 69

To grind | e.g. I sharpen my knives.

Answer 69

At slibe Jeg sliber mine knive.

Question 70

To wear They slid hard into it every day.

Answer 70

At slide De sled hårdt i det hver dag.

Question 71

To hit | e.g. They never beat their children.

Answer 71

At slå De slog aldrig deres børn.

Question 72

To throw I've thrown out the old newspapers.

Answer 72

At smide Jeg har smidt de gamle aviser ud.

Question 73

To cheat They cheated on the exam.

Answer 73

At snyde De snød til eksamen.

Question 74

To sleep He always sleeps well at night.

Answer 74

At sove Han sover altid godt om natten.

Question 75

To spin The cat spins and feels good.

Answer 75

At spinde Katten spinder og har det godt.

Question 76

To jump The book jumped out yesterday.

Answer 76

At springe Bøgen sprang ud i går.

Question 77

To crack The old violin is cracked.

Answer 77

At spække Den gamle violin er sprukket.

Question 78

To rise House prices are rising every day.

Answer 78

At stige Huspriserne stiger hver dag.

Question 79

To stab She has been stung by a mosquito.

Answer 79

At stikke Hun er blevet stukket af en myg.

Question 80

To stink The landfill stinks.

Answer 80

At stinke Lossepladsen stinker.

Question 81

To steal Do not steal!

Answer 81

At stjæle Man må ikke stjæle!

Question 82

To iron I do not bother to iron my clothes.

Answer 82

At stryge Jeg gider ikke stryge mit tøj.

Question 83

To stand We got up at 5 o'clock.

Answer 83

At stå Vi stod op klokken 5.

Question 84

To sweat She always sweats the oatmeal.

Answer 84

At svide Hun sved altid havregrøden.

Question 85

To shrink (present/past/before present/before past) The duck shrank into nothingness in the oven.

Answer 85

At svinde (svinder/svandt/har svundet/havde svundet) Anden svandt ind til ingenting i ovnen.

Question 86

To sing We sing a song.

Answer 86

At synge Vi synger en sang.

Question 87

To sink The ship sank in a very short time.

Answer 87

At synke Skibet sank på meget kort tid.

Question 88

To sell He has sold his motorcycle.

Answer 88

At sælge Han har solgt sin motorcykel.

Question 89

To take We take the train to Aalborg tomorrow.

Answer 89

At tage Vi tager toget til Aalborg i morgen.

Question 90

To be silent We are silent when we watch movies.

Answer 90

At tie Vi tier stille, når vi ser film.

Question 91

To meet Have you met Bill Clinton?

Answer 91

At træffe Har du truffet Bill Clinton?

Question 92

To pull He pulls the bike home because he has no light on.

Answer 92

At trække Han trækker cyklen hjem, for han har ikke lys på.

Question 93

To dare Do you dare to walk alone on the street when it is dark?

Answer 93

At turde Tør du gå alene på gaden, når det er mørkt?

Question 94

To force They force themselves to eat the bad food.

Answer 94

At tvinge De tvinger sig til at spise den dårlige mad.

Question 95

To want Will you help me?

Answer 95

At ville Vil du hjælpe mig?

Question 96

To win He has won the Lotto.

Answer 96

At vinde Han har vundet i Lotto.

Question 97

To twist You have not twisted the dishcloth very well.

Answer 97

At vride Du har ikke vredet karkluden ret godt.

Question 98

To be He's not home now.

Answer 98

At være Han er ikke hjemme nu.

Question 99

To eat Pigs eat, people eat.

Answer 99

At æde Svin æder, mennesker spiser.