a word used to show who something belongs to, e.g., 'my'

a question starting with a wh- word that seeks more information than just yes or no

a question that can be answered with yes or no

A1a - Wein, Biene, Feile, Lieder, Riese

A1b - Wien, Beine, viele, Lieder, Reise

A1c - Wein, Beine, viele, Lieder, Reise

C1 - part 1 - Hallo, Mehmet. Sag mal, was ist dein Lieblingssport? ...

C1 - part 2 - Mehmet, hast du Geschwister? ...

Ask about families: possessives 'mein', 'dein', 'sein', 'ihr' (nominative)

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Families: possessive adjectives 'mein', 'dein', 'sein', 'ihr' (nominative)

A day in my life: present tense, plurals and adverbs

A family in Namibia: possessives 'mein', 'dein', 'sein', 'ihr' (nominative)

This unit introduces the possessive adjectives 'mein', 'dein', 'sein' and 'ihr' in nominative and accusative forms. Pupils apply this knowledge to describe family members and, with word order 2, to narrate a day's activities. Pupils practise the sound-symbol correspondence [d] (final).

My family, my life: possessive adjectives

Which sound does [ei] correspond to in English?

Put the words in the correct order to form an open question.

What is the correct translation of 'her favourite animal'?

Translate the following sentence into German: 'My favourite colour is white.'

Translate the following sentence into German: 'Her favourite day is Monday.'

a question which can be answered with yes or no

a question which seeks more information than a simple yes or no

a question that begins with a question word

a 'do you ... ?' or 'are you ... ?' question

Which of these words are the odd ones out in terms of their sounds?

Translate the following sentence into English: 'Wie heißt deine Schwester?'

Fill in the gap in the following sentence with the correct word for 'his': '{{}} Kind spielt im Garten.'

Ask about families: possessives 'mein', 'dein', 'sein', 'ihr' (nominative)

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