a word that gives further information about a noun

a word which describes a verb, adjective or another adverb

a letter or group of letters added to the end of a word to change its meaning or how it is used, e.g., -keit

Neue Schüler: adding '-keit' and '-heit', adjectives as adverbs

German

Gesundheit: position of indirect and direct objects with two nouns

Psychische Gesundheit: position of indirect and direct objects

Gesund bleiben: abstract adjectival neuter nouns, adding '-los'

Würdest du Veganer werden? Conditional with 'würde', 'hätte', 'wäre', 'sollte'

Isst du gesund? Nouns without plurals, plural rules

Was möchtest du? Present and conditional 'mögen'

KaDeWe: cardinal and ordinal numbers

Einkaufen: 'welch-' and 'dies-' in nominative, accusative, dative

This unit revises word patterns, plurals, direct and indirect object pronouns and interrogative and demonstrative adjectives (welch-) and (jed-). Nominative and accusative use of abstract adjectival neuter nouns after viel and wenig are taught in the context of healthy living and lifestyle choices.

Lifestyle and wellbeing: positive Lebensentscheidungen

In extended writing, it is important to reference three different {{}}.

Which of these sentences include an adverb?

Write in English: 'Ich will eine ehrliche Antwort.'

Write in English: 'Sie wird sicher kommen.'

What is added to 'danke' to mean 'thank you very much'?

Order the words to say: 'Have you ever seen this film?'

Write in English: 'Er ist nicht froh, sondern traurig.'

Starter Quiz

What is added to 'danke' to mean 'thank you very much'?