replaces the noun receiving the action of the verb, e.g., me, you, it, them

verb meaning 'to find, finding', frequently used to seek or express an opinion and often translated as 'to think'

Opinions about school: 'finden' singular persons, object pronouns

German

School subjects: singular 'mögen', object pronouns 'ihn', 'sie', 'es'

School subjects: 'mögen' singular persons, object pronoun plural 'sie'

Opinions about school: singular 'finden', 'ihn', 'sie', 'es', 'sie' (plural)

This unit explores giving opinions, using 'mögen' and 'finden' with a range of adjectives, used here in the context of school. It analyses how to use the correct object pronoun for the gender of the noun it refers to, including how to distinguish 'the object pronoun 'sie' in singular and plural.

Opinions about school: 'mögen', 'finden' and object pronouns

When is [s] pronounced like the English 'z'?

Match the German words below to the correct English translations.

Complete the following statement: 'Er {{}} Mathematik nicht leicht!'

Complete the following statement: 'Du {{}} iPads in Ordnung!'

Complete the following sentence with the correct object pronoun: 'Die Lehrer sind toll. Ich mag {{}}.'

Translate the following sentence into German: 'What do you think of school?'

Which of these questions are closed (yes/no) questions?

Complete the following sentence with the correct object pronoun: 'Die Fremdsprache. Ich lerne {{}}.'

Exit Quiz

When is [s] pronounced like the English 'z'?