small word that goes before a noun, e.g., a, an, the, some

siebenhundertundzweiundfünfzig

eintausendundsechsundsechzig

elfhundertundfünf

neunzehnhundertundachtzig

zweitausendundfünf

check: dreizehnhundertundvierzehn

check: zweitausendundzwanzig

C1 -1 Ich möchte die Lehrerin [besuchen].

C1 -2 Möchtest du für immer Studentin [bleiben]?

C1 -3 Tolle Idee! Ich möchte diesen Autor [etwas fragen].

C1 -4 Möchtest du jetzt den Trainer [ansprechen]?

C1 -5 Möchtest du wirklich Forscherin [werden]?

C1 -6 Ich möchte den Sänger [hören].

C1 -7 Ich möchte Professorin [werden].

C1 -8 Ich möchte jetzt Polizist [werden].

School and future ambitions: plural 'mögen' and 'möcht-'

German

Like and would like: 'mögen', 'möcht-', plural rules, large numbers

Places you like and prefer: verbs + indirect object, 'gefallen', 'mögen'

Places you like and prefer: suffix -ung, comparatives, questions

Volunteering: revisit perfect tense

Volunteering: discuss photos, word order with two-verb structures

This unit revisits a broad range of known grammar and vocabulary  and present and past tenses, as pupils learn how to use their knowledge in new contexts of personal goals, travel destinations and volunteering.

Ambitions and destinations: 'mögen', 'möcht-', past tenses

Which sentence shows the year 1836 correctly in German?

A verb that describes an action you do in the past

A word that describes what something looks like

A small word that goes before a noun, like 'a' or 'the'

A type of punctuation used at the end of a sentence

Which of the following best explains what an “article” is?

Which sentence is correct when saying your occupation in German?

Put the parts of this sentence in the correct order. (Start with 'ich')

Match the German number to the correct meaning.

Which sentence best explains what a plural noun is?

Complete the sentence with the correct verb: Ich {{}} Lehrer werden. (I would like to become a teacher.) (for ö you can use oe if you need to)

Which of these sentences is correct if you are saying what job someone would like to have?

What is the correct plural form of 'Buch' You can use 'ue' for 'ü' if you need to.

School and future ambitions: plural 'mögen' and 'möcht-'

Lesson outcome