short and long sound-symbol correspondence pronounced as in ‘sagen’ and ‘kalt’

short and long sound-symbol correspondence pronounced as in ‘wo?’ and ‘Kopf’

case used after a dative preposition, e.g., ‘mit’ or ‘von’

verb form that forms the perfect tense, together with the auxiliary verb

Task C4 - example: Ich bin mit der [beep] gefahren.

Task C4-1 Ich bin zum [beep] gegangen.

Task C4-2 Ich bin mit dem [beep] gefahren.

Task C4-3 Ich bin mit dem [beep] geflogen.

Task C4-4 Ich bin zum [beep] gefahren.

Task C4-5 Ich bin zum [beep] gegangen.

TaskC4-6 Ich bin zur [beep] gegangen.

Where I went: singular perfect tense 'sein' vs 'haben', 'mit' + dative

German

Where did you go? How did you travel? Word order, manner before place

The Black Forest: singular perfect tense with 'haben' and 'sein', 'durch'

The Black Forest: prepositions, perfect tense questions

This unit introduces the German perfect tense with 'sein' for verbs of movement, practising it in contrast to the perfect tense with 'haben' in singular forms. 'Mit' is introduced with modes of transport allowing pupils to practise word order manner before place.

Past journeys: perfect tense with 'sein'

Fill in the missing word in this sentence: [a] and [o] are usually short when followed by two {{}}, but long in other words.

‘Sein’ is used to form the perfect tense of verbs of movement to a destination.

The perfect (past) tense is always formed with part of ‘haben’,

The perfect (past) tense is always formed with part of 'sein'.

Choose the correct translation of the following sentence: 'I travelled by bus.'.

Which of the following sentences correctly uses the dative case?

Match the German and the English adjectives.

'Am' ('an' + 'dem') is often used in expressions of time. Match up the German and the English.

Put the following words in the correct order to form a sentence in the perfect tense.

What is the missing word in the following definition? 'The past {{}} is the verb form that forms the perfect tense, together with the auxiliary verb.'

Match up the pronouns with the correct forms of the verb 'to be' (sein).

Ich habe eine Tour von der Moschee gemacht.

Ich habe gemacht eine Tour von der Moschee.

Ich eine Tour von der Moschee gemacht habe.

Which is the correct translation of the sentence 'I did a tour of the mosque.'?

Where I went: singular perfect tense 'sein' vs 'haben', 'mit' + dative

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