a word that is used before a noun, a noun phrase, or a pronoun, connecting it to another word

case used for the direct object in a sentence, after most verbs and some prepositions

case used for the indirect object in a sentence and after a dative verb or preposition

prefix added to prepositions to form questions

A1 - 1 Wolfgang [geht] zu spät in die Schule. 

A1 - 2 Ich [bin] meistens zu früh in dem Klassenzimmer. 

A1 - 3 Mama [geht] regelmäßig früh ins Fitness-Studio.

A1 - 4 Katja [kommt] mit Freunden in der Schule an.

A1 - 5 Mehmet [springt] in den Zug. 

A1 - 6 Manchmal [schlafen] meine Freunde im Unterricht!

A1 - 1 feedback Wolfgang geht zu spät in die Schule. 

A1 - 2 feedback Ich bin meistens zu früh in dem Klassenzimmer. 

A1 - 3 feedback Mama geht regelmäßig früh ins Fitness-Studio. 

A1 - 4 feedback Katja kommt mit Freunden in der Schule an.

A1 - 5 feedback Mehmet springt in den Zug.

A1 - 6 feedback Manchmal schlafen meine Freunde im Unterricht! 

Ich fahre in die Schule: words for ‘in’ and ‘to’, wo-compounds

German

Freizeit: prepositions, da-compounds

Mein Alltag jetzt und früher: '-chen' and '-lein', 'wenn' and 'als'

Vor und nach der Schule: word order with 'nachdem' and 'bevor'

Mein Alltag: telling the time, prepositions ‘um’, ‘seit’ and ‘vor’

Wir treffen uns: reflexive verbs past and present, forming adverbs, role play

This unit revisits reflexive verbs in past and present tenses as pupils discuss daily routines. Known prepositions are practised, and new prepositions taking accusative and dative are introduced. Times and days are revisited as 'nachdem' and bevor' with clauses are introduced.

Popular culture: der Alltag

Which preposition would best fill the gap in the following sentence? 'Alastair fährt __________ Deutschland.'

Choose the correct wo-compound to complete the following question: '__________ besteht der Kuchen?'

Translate the following sentence into German: 'He is going to the doctors.'

Translate the following sentence into German: 'I am at home'.

Which of the following can be accusative definite articles?

What is the masculine and dative neuter definite article?

In the following list of words, what is the 'wo-' followed by? 'Worauf, wofür, wovon, worüber ...'

Which of these words are **not** prepositions?

Ich fahre in die Schule: words for ‘in’ and ‘to’, wo-compounds

Lesson outcome