verb of necessity or possibility ('must', 'can', 'want') used with a 2nd verb in infinitive, which goes to the end

modal verb meaning 'should', 'be supposed to', 'ought to'

A1 - 1 Apfel

A1 - 2 Pfund

A1 - 3 Pfeffer

A1 - 4 Pflaster

A1 - 5 Pfeife

A1 - 6 Pfannkuchen

A1 - 7 Krampf

A1 - 8 Pfefferminze

C1 - 1 [Sie] soll den Kuchen vorbereiten.

C1 - 2 [Du] sollst die Gläser kaufen.

C1 - 3 [Du] sollst die Geschenke organisieren.

C1 - 4 [Sie] soll keinen Fehler machen.

C1 - 5 [Sie] soll die Musik organisieren.

C1 - 6 [Du] sollst deine Gefühle verstecken.

C1 - 7 [Sie] soll Emails schreiben.

C1 - 8 [Du] sollst nicht die Wahrheit sagen.

Who should do what? Meanings of  'sollen', 'müssen', 'dürfen'

German

This unit revisits and consolidates the present tense, including modal verbs and two-verb structures before introducing the future tense in singular persons. It also addresses the distinction between the German 'ich will' vs the English 'I want to'.

Making plans: present and future tenses

In which words does [pf] in German correspond to [p] in English?

'Essen' means 'to eat'. Match the German and English vocabulary from this word family.

Order the words to say: 'they gave us a gift'.

Write in English: 'unsere Tasche ist schwer'.

This lesson will be removed by end of Summer Term 2025.

Who should do what? Meanings of 'sollen', 'müssen', 'dürfen'

Lesson outcome

This lesson will be removed by end of Summer Term 2025.