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add -e or -e + umlaut on a, o, u to many masculine and neuter nouns

most masculine and neuter nouns ending in -en, -el, -er stay the same

add -er to some masculine or neuter nouns, with or without umlaut on a, o, u

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Numbers 1-12: plurals adding umlaut + -er

German

This unit introduces pupils to 4 rules for forming plural nouns in German and provides opportunities for practice with the use of 'es gibt'. It will also teach pupils how to use plurals with 'sein' 3rd person plural, and 'sie' meaning 'they'. They practise sound-symbol correspondence [ü] and [ä].

Christmas: singular and plural nouns

Put the numbers in order from lowest to highest.

Translate the following sentence into English: 'Es gibt viele Tische.'

Which of the following nouns stay the same in their plural form (plural rule 2)?

plural rule 1 - add -e or -e + umlaut (a, o, u) to many m and nt nouns

plural rule 3 - add -n or -en to most feminine nouns 

plural rule 4 - add -er to m or nt nouns, with/without umlaut a, o, u

plural rule 2 - m and nt nouns ending in -en, -el, -er stay the same

Match the nouns to the plural rule they apply to.

Complete the following sentence: '{{}} Spiele gibt es?'

Match the German words below to the correct English translations.

Put the accusative forms of 'a' in the following order: masculine, feminine, neuter.

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