question formed by inverting subject and verb where the answer is yes/no

question starting with a wh- word that has more information in the answer than yes/no

inverts the subject and verb in a sentence

Es war toll! Perfect tense with 'sein', 'haben' and questions, inversion

German

Ich bin Ingenieurin: imperfect modals

Lebenserfahrung: simple past with früher, gern, lieber, am liebsten, reflexive verbs

Karrieregespräche: perfect tense strong verbs, 'mochte', 'gefallen' vs 'gemocht'

Der Hund ist frech! Negation with 'nicht' and 'sondern', determiners

Die Ferien: perfect tense with adverbs

Along with practice of known grammar, pupils learn reflexive verbs in two-verb structures with modals in the perfect and imperfect tenses. The plural forms of imperfect modal verbs are introduced. Pupils learn negation with 'nicht' and 'sondern'.

Popular culture: tolle Lebenserfahrungen

Fill in the gap to translate the question 'Did you (singular, informal) ask questions during the introduction?' into German: '{{}} bei der Vorstellung Fragen gestellt?'

Fill in the gap to translate the question 'Why did you (singular, informal) go to Italy immediately?' into German: '{{}} sofort nach Italien gefahren?'

Sort the words below into the correct order to translate the following question into German using word order two (inversion of subject and verb): 'Yesterday I saw a fat dog.'

Sort the words below into the correct order to form a sentence in German. Use word order two to emphasise 'the point'.

most preferred, most preferably, most rather

Match the question words in German and English.

Sort the words below into the correct order to translate the following question into German: 'Why do you speak so quietly?'

Sort the words below into the correct order to translate the following question into German: 'Does the dress fit well?'

word order one (subject followed by verb)

word order three (send the verb to the end)

Which word order does the following sentence use? 'Am meisten arbeite ich in meinem Kurs.'

Es war toll! Perfect tense with 'sein', 'haben' and questions, inversion

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