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a verb whose past participle adds 'en' and often changes the stem vowel; for example, 'gesungen'

A1 - 1 Freistadt hat ein Schloss.

A1 - 2 Mürzzuschlag hat ein Wintersportmuseum.

A1 - 3 In Schruns kann man viel Sport machen.

A1 - 4 Stein am Rhein ist historisch.

A1 - 5 Schaffhausen ist sehr schön.

A1 - 6 Schlieren hat ein Schwimmbad.

C1 - Ich [will heute meine Freunde] treffen.

C1 - 2 Ich [habe oft in der Bibliothek] gelesen.

C1 - 3 Ich [habe das Schwimmbad schon] gesehen.

C1 - 4 Ich [muss am Dienstag einen Brief] schreiben.

C1 - 5 Ich [habe jeden Tag am Strand] gelegen.

C2 - 1 Ich will heute meine Freunde treffen.

C2 - 2 Ich habe oft in der Bibliothek gelesen.

C2 - 3 Ich habe das Schwimmbad schon gesehen.

C2 - 4 Ich muss am Dienstag einen Brief schreiben.

C2 - 5 Ich habe jeden Tag am Strand gelegen.

Last summer: perfect tense weak and strong verbs, 1st and 3rd persons singular

German

This summer: present vs past, perfect tense weak verbs 1st person singular

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Last summer: singular perfect tense with weak and some strong verbs

This unit provides pupils with the knowledge to form the German perfect tense with ‘haben’ and past participles for weak and some strong verbs. Pupils learn how to form questions in the perfect tense and two options for translating the German perfect tense into English.

Holidays: present and past, perfect tense with 'haben'

Which of the following are compound nouns?

Match each compound noun to its correct gender and hint for meaning.

the past participles sandwich the stem between 'ge'  and 'en'

the vowel often changes in the stem of strong verbs in the perfect tense

some past participles are like the infinitive, apart from the 'ge' at the start

Which of these statements about the features of past participles of strong verbs in the perfect tense are true?

Match each infinitive to its past participle.

the verb 'haben' changes to match the person we're talking about

the past participle changes depending on who we are talking about

past participles can end in '-t' or '-en'

Which of the following statements about the perfect tense in German are true?

Order the below to complete this perfect tense sentence: 'Ich __________ Deutsch __________ (sprechen), Hans __________ Fußball __________ (spielen) und du __________ am Strand __________ (liegen).'

Match these German words to their English meanings. 

Select the appropriate option to correctly fill in the accusative endings in the following list: 'letzt__________ Monat, letzt__________ Woche, letzt__________ Jahr'

Put these forms of 'haben' in the correct order to complete the following sentence: 'Du __________ getanzt, er/sie __________ gespielt, ich __________ besucht.'

To say 'where' something is happening, we use the noun with the {{}} case. For example, 'in der Stadt', 'in einem Park'.

Which of the following location phrases are correct?

Last summer: perfect tense weak and strong verbs, 1st and 3rd persons singular

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