when the subject pronoun and the adverb switch place to form a yes/no or closed question

word meaning 'not', used to say what is not happening or not true

Task B2 Ex A Körper B Fahrrad C Tag D Kopf 

Task B2 -1 A Gutschein B Liste C wir D Zug

Task B2 - 2 A machen B erreichen C springen D heißen

Task B2 -3 A wünschen B werfen C tragen D bleiben

Task B2 -4 A sie B du C ich D wir

Task B2 -5 A Tag B Mitte C Liste D Platz

Task C1 example - Macht es dort viel Spaß.

Task C1 -1 Wir bekommen viele Hausaufgaben.

Task C1 -2 Hörst du mich.

Task C1 -3 Ist es dort sehr kalt.

Task C1 -4 Bist du schon im Hotel.

Task C1 -5 Du gehst später mit Mia ins Kino.

In Vienna: present tense, negation with 'nicht'; question forming

German

Things you like to do: adverb 'gern'

Favourite activities: questions with 'welch-', answers with 'gern'

Favourite activities in Vienna: present tense, 'gern',  inversion

This unit introduces the adverb of manner 'gern', practising it in questions with 'welch-' and in giving opinion answers. The unit revisits word order 1 and 2 and negation with nicht.

Likes and dislikes: adverb 'gern'

Match each German word to its English meaning.

In which word is the 'g' pronounced like in 'richtig'?

Which sentence correctly places the 'nicht' to express 'We are not coming on Saturday.'?

Put the words below in the correct order to form the following inversion question: 'Do you come from Germany?'

Translate into German: 'They are not speaking.'

Match each German word to its English meaning:

What does the phrase 'Ich wünsche mir ...' mean in English?

Which sentence correctly states that someone likes doing something?

Put these sentence elements in the correct order to say 'Today, I receive a voucher.'.

Which sentence correctly uses inversion (word order two (WO2) with an adverb at the start?

In Vienna: present tense, negation with 'nicht'; question forming

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