preposition meaning ‘at’ with time, e.g., 'um drei Uhr' ('at three o’clock')

inverts the subject and verb in a sentence

verb tense that describes completed actions in the past, e.g., 'ich habe gesagt’ ('I said'), ‘sie hat gespielt’ ('she played')

A1 - 1 holen

A1 - 2 die Arbeit

A1 - 3 wirklich

A1 - 4 gestern

A1 - 5 um

A1 - 6 der Sport

A1 - 7 die Uhr

A1 - 8 verbracht

A1 - 9 die Bank

A1 - 10 die Seite

In Berlin: present and past, 1st person singular and plural, 'um...Uhr' for time

German

In Berlin and beyond: numbers 32-100, present tense of strong verbs

Berlin in numbers: numbers 32-100, direct object pronouns 'mich' and 'dich'

In Berlin: present and past, 1st person singular and plural, 'von' + dative

This unit develops pupils' knowledge of strong verbs in the present tense with the introduction of stem changes e-i and a-ä. It will introduce larger numbers (32-100). Pupils will practise telling the time using the perfect tense in the 'ich' and 'wir' form.

Berlin: numbers and time

Mein Freund hört gern Musik, denn sie ist schön.

Ich habe Musik gehört und das Essen gekocht.

Heute lese ich ein Buch aber gestern habe ich einen Film gesehen.

Wir haben Kaffee getrunken, weil wir Tee hassen.

Match the sentence descriptions to the correct example sentences.

Order the words to say: 'Yesterday at 8pm we did sport.'

Write in German: 'At 2pm I ate.'. Give the time first.

Which of these nouns do **not** refer to appearance?

Order the words to say: 'a round face and a thin nose'.

Write in English: 'Wir haben nicht genug Zeit.'

In Berlin: present and past, 1st person singular and plural, 'um...Uhr' for time

Lesson outcome