way to categorise all nouns as either masculine, feminine or neuter

rules applied to noun categories to support accurate use of plurals in German - rules 1 - 5 of 9 are covered here

a verb that follows a regular pattern of changes

a verb which changes its vowel in the verb stem of the ‘du’ and ‘er, sie, es’ forms

Mein Schultag: nouns and plurals, present tense, picture task (AQA)

German

Mein Tag: dictation, listening (AQA)

Mein Schultag: perfect tense, conversation (AQA)

An der Universität: verbs, nouns, adjectives with prepositions, role-play (AQA)

An der Universität: read aloud, reading comprehension (AQA)

An der Universität: present vs future, 'möchte', extended writing (AQA)

This unit begins formal revision of the course, with known grammar and vocabulary reactivated throughout. Pupils apply knowledge on plural nouns, present and perfect tenses, including reflexive and separable verbs, imperfect tense, modals, verbs with prepositions, future tense and 'möcht-'

People and lifestyle: Wiederholung: mein Leben, meine Zukunft

Which sentence is written correctly in German?

All German nouns add -en to make their plural.

There is only one rule for plurals in German.

Some nouns can be used only in the singular or only in the plural.

All nouns form their plural with -s like in English.

There are a range of different rules for making plurals in German.

Which of the following statements are true?

Write the correct form of the verb 'sprechen': 'Du {{}} sehr gut Deutsch.'

What is the correct article for the word 'Dame'?

Match the subject to the correct form of the verb 'sprechen' (to speak).

What does the following sentence mean? 'Ich musste Hausaufgaben machen.'

Order the words to say: 'I will go to the concert.'

Write the correct form of the verb 'fahren': 'Er {{}} in die Schule.'

Translate into English: 'Ich bin nach Hause gefahren.'

Exit Quiz

Which sentence is written correctly in German?