strategy that involves anticipating what the answers might be by listing German words or phrases

word that has the same or very similar meaning of another word

incorrect but plausible answer option in reading / listening tasks, designed to test your attention to detail

B1 Higher - 1 Die Freundinnen kaufen oft neue Kleidung. 

B1 Higher - 2 Im Supermarkt bekommt man immer viele Sachen. 

B1 Higher - 3 Sie haben die Sendung am Sonntag gesehen. 

B1 Higher - 4 Ich faulenze gern am Wochenende. 

B1 Higher - 5 Die Buchhandlung ist leider geschlossen. 

B1 Foundation - 1 Sie haben die Sendung gesehen. 

B1 Foundation - 2 Ich faulenze gern am Wochenende.

B1 Foundation - 3 Die Freundinnen kaufen oft neue Kleidung. 

B1 Foundation - 4 Die Buchhandlung ist geschlossen. 

C1 Foundation - A - Meine Freundin hatte gestern Geburtstag. In der Pause ...

C1 Foundation - B - Morgen habe ich eine Matheprüfung. Sie wird schwierig sein.

C1 Foundation - C - Ich finde den Englischunterricht manchmal langweilig ...

C2 Foundation/Higher - A - Samstags schlafe ich gerne lange, weil ich immer ...

C2 Foundation/Higher - B - Jeden Samstagabend treffe ich mich mit Freunden ...

C3 Higher - Letzten Mittwoch war für mich ganz typisch. Ich bin früh ...

Mein Tag: dictation, listening (AQA)

German

Mein Schultag: nouns and plurals, present tense, picture task (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 of the following German words relate to the theme of justice or fairness?

Match each German verb with its opposite (antonym).

Match each German noun to a word with a similar or related meaning (synonym).

What is the correct translation of 'They are going out.'?

a word that means the opposite of another word

a word that has the same or similar meaning to another word

a word that is spelled the same as another word

a word that sounds the same as another word

Which of the following best defines the word 'synonym'?

Match the German time phrases to their English meanings.

Match the German adjectives to their English meanings.

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

Mein Tag: dictation, listening (AQA)

Lesson outcome

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