Give reasons for likes and dislikes (Part 2/2)

German

Talk about things that make you happy / Describe others (Part 1/2)

Talk about things that make you happy / Describe others (Part 2/2)

Give reasons for likes and dislikes (Part 1/2)

The world in numbers (Part 1/2)

The world in numbers (Part 2/2)

Talk about what you did on your own and with others (Part 1/2)

Talk about what you did on your own and with others (Part 2/2)

Say where you went, how you got there and what you did (Part 1/2)

Say where you went, how you got there and what you did (Part 2/2)

Talk about recent journeys (Part 1/2)

Talk about recent journeys (Part 2/2)

Year 9 Unit 5

Which of these sentences contains the correct word order?

What happens to the verb when you use 'weil' in a sentence?

Oma isst Obst und Gemüse, ..... es gesund ist.

Oma isst Obst und Gemüse, ..... ist es gesund.

Oma isst Obst und Gemüse, ...... es ist gesund.

Which sentence is missing the conjunction 'weil'?

Ich esse gern Schokolade, weil lecker ist sie.

Ich esse gern Schokolade, weil sie ist lecker.

Ich esse gern Schokolade, weil sie lecker ist.

Which of these translations is correct: 'I like eating chocolate because it is delicious.'

The next 5 questions cover some very common words you will need in German in KS3. These words are very important because they give away or subtly change the meaning of a sentence. Select the correct meaning for each word. When you get your score, check your answers and write down any of these words that you didn't know.

Ich mag Deutsch, denn es interessant ist.

Ich mag Deutsch, denn es ist interessant.

Ich mag Deutsch, denn ist es interessant.

Which of these sentences has the right word order?

It needs to be at the start of the sentence.

It needs to be kicked to the end of the sentence.

It needs to be kicked to the middle of the sentence.

What happens to the verb if I use the word 'weil' in my sentence?

This lesson will be removed by the end of the Spring Term 2026.

Give reasons for likes and dislikes (Part 2/2)

Lesson outcome

This lesson will be removed by the end of the Spring Term 2026.