a letter or group of letters added to the end of a word to change its meaning or how it is used, e.g. '-heit'

word that goes before a noun to show ownership or belonging

B1 -1 Example: Es ist dunkel, jedoch ist es auch [hell].

B1 -2 Es ist [langsam], jedoch ist es auch schnell.

B1 -3 Es ist nichts, jedoch ist es auch [alles].

B1 -4 Es sind keine, jedoch sind es auch [alle].

B1 -5 Es ist [ohne], jedoch ist es auch mit.

B1 -6 Wir sind arm, jedoch sind wir auch [reich].

B1 -7 Wir sind [allein], jedoch sind wir auch zusammen.

B1 -8 Ich habe genommen, jedoch habe ich auch [gegeben].

D2 - 1 example Wir dürfen unsere [Handys] nicht ins Klassenzimmer mitbringen.

D2 -2 Unser [Team] spielt immer freitags nach der Schule zusammen.

D2 -3 Unsere [Lehrerin] ist ziemlich jung.

D2 -4 Unser [Schultag] beginnt später als in Deutschland.

D2 -5 Wir finden unsere [Uniform] zu streng.

D2 -6 Wir meinen, dass unser [Schultheater] ziemlich modern aussieht.

D2 -7 Wir finden unser [Motto] ein bisschen dumm.

Compare school experiences: possessive adjectives 'unser' and 'ihr'

German

English and German schools: pronouns 'uns' and 'ihnen'

Since when? 'seit' with dative and present tense

Since, when and for how long? 'seit' with present, 'vor' with perfect tense

This unit revisits past and present tenses in familiar contexts including school. Pupils ask and answer questions in present and perfect tenses. with the use of 'seit' plus present tense contrasting with 'vor' ago, pupils can talk about what they do, since when and for how long.

Last year or this year: present and perfect tenses

Match the German words to their English meanings.

Match each German word to its English meaning.

In which word is the syllable [er] most likely to be stressed?

Add the correct suffix to the adjective 'wahr' (which means true) to turn it into the noun meaning 'truth'.

There is only one word in German for 'our', just like in English. True or false?

Match the German possessive adjective to the correct English meaning.

Put the words in the correct order to make a sentence in the present tense. Start with 'ich'

Put this sentence in order. Start with 'ich'

What does 'ihm' mean in this sentence? Ich gebe ihm ein Bild.

Match the German word to its English meaning.

This lesson was made for home learning during the pandemic.

Compare school experiences: possessive adjectives 'unser' and 'ihr'

Lesson outcome

This lesson was made for home learning during the pandemic.