That is a great and simple starting point and really gives students something to work with.Īt the same time, there are many examples of usage that won’t fit into this explanation. The prepositions von and aus each have a variety possible meanings, but I assume that you are asking for an explanation of the difference when both words seem to imply the English meaning Helary: I like your explanation.

Erfahrung, die, -en (noun) experienceįor #501-4034, see Jones & Tschirner’s Frequency Dictionary of German Beziehung, die, -en (noun) relation, relationshipĤ93. geschehen (verb) to happen, occur (+ dat.

Absatz, der -(ä)-e (noun) sales paragraph heelĤ88. Beruf, der, -e (noun) occupation, job, professionĤ87. Information, die, -en (noun) informationĤ77. gering (adj.) low (amount/level), smallĤ67. Programm, das, -e (noun) program, scheduleĤ65. Rahmen, der, – (noun) frame, frameworkĤ64. fehlen (verb) to lack, to be missing, be absent (+ dat. Boden, der, -(ö) (noun) ground, floor, bottomĤ46. Begriff, der, -e (noun) concept, idea, termĤ45. Abbildung, die, -en (noun) illustrationĤ40. ebenso (adv.) just as, as much as, as wellĤ39. dagegen (adv.) against it, on the other handĤ35. Punkt, der, -e (noun) dot, point, periodĤ28. her (adv.) ( in a direction) away fromĤ27. erinnern (verb) to remind sich erinnern to rememberĤ26. wesentlich (adj.) essential, fundamentalĤ24. interessieren (verb) to interest sich interessieren to be interestedĤ23. Gespräch, das, -e (noun) conversationĤ22. wahrscheinlich (adj./adv.) probable probablyĤ20. Regierung, die, -en (noun) governmentĤ15.

Schüler, der, – (noun) pupil, student (primary and secondary level)Ĥ14.

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