two-word past tense formed with the present tense of either ‘haben’ or ‘sein’ and a past participle

verb form, often starting with 'ge-' used in the perfect tense

a two-part verb, with a prefix and main verb, e.g., 'einladen'

Schule - letztes Jahr: nouns without plurals, past participles

German

Schule - dieses Jahr: 'bis' preposition vs conjunction

Gruppenzwang: word order with separable verbs in single and 2-verb clauses

Therapiehunde: nouns and adjectives with prepositions

Das deutsche Schulsystem: adjective agreement

Kleider machen Leute: definite and indefinite articles, extended speaking

In der Schule: superlative adjectives and adverbs

Nach der Schule: abstract neuter adjectival nouns, plural adjectival nouns

Kleine Schule: time, manner, place, present tense with gern, lieber, am liebsten

This unit revisits separable verbs in present and perfect tenses, adjective agreement and use of  time, manner, place adverbs. It introduces nouns and adjectives with prepositions, the preposition and adverb 'bis', superlative prenominal adjectives and abstract nouns, for example 'das Gute'.

People and lifestyle: das Schulleben

Most school subjects in German have __________ plural form.

Which of these verbs is **not** a past participle?

What is the past participle of 'abholen'?

Translate the following sentence into German: 'I went swimming.'

Translate the following sentence into German: 'He came back.'

Which of these sentences include a separable verb?

Sort the words below into the correct order to form the following sentence: 'The driver looks tired every day.'

Translate the following sentence into English: 'Der Lehrer erlaubt es nicht.'

Translate the following sentence into German: 'We go out with friends.'

Starter Quiz

Which of these verbs are separable?