subject - verb- object - the standard word order in a German sentence

inverts the subject and verb in a sentence

after certain conjunctions, the verb is sent to the end of the sentence or clause

finite verb appears with a second verb, either an infinitive or past participle, at the end of the clause or sentence

Einflüsse und Ereignisse: word order in 2-verb clauses, extended writing (AQA)

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Einflüsse und Ereignisse: word order, picture task (AQA)

Einflüsse und Ereignisse: read aloud, reading comprehension (AQA)

This unit consolidates revision of vocabulary and grammar with a focus on word order 1, word order 2 (inversion) and word order 3 with subordinating conjunctions.

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Match each sentence to the correct tense.

Order the words below to form a correct German sentence.

Which of these conjunctions sends the verb to the end?

Match each German conjunction to its meaning.

Translate into German: 'although he is kind'.

Match the German modal verbs to their English meanings.

Which of the following German conjunctions means 'although'?

Order the words below to form a correct sentence.

Match the conjunctions to their English meanings.

Which word in the following sentence is the infinitive? 'Ich will einen Roman lesen.'

Translate into German: 'He can talk to him at home.' Use the verb 'reden'.

Einflüsse und Ereignisse: word order in 2-verb clauses, extended writing (AQA)

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