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

3rd person singular pronoun meaning 'one,' 'you', used to refer to people in general

B1a - 1, 2, 3 Wolfgang, du hast viele Freunde aus unterschiedlichen ...

B1a - 4, 5 Heute ist die Welt viel kleiner geworden! Man kann in ...

B1a - 6 Aber es gibt auch neue Probleme. Man sieht oft falsche ...

B1b - Wolfgang, du hast viele Freunde aus unterschiedlichen ...

Das Leben in anderen Ländern: adjectives with '-los', uses of 'man'

German

Ab wann darf man wählen? Present and past modal verbs

Denken Jugendliche heute global? Accusative and dative reflexive verbs

Medizin früher und heute: 'es gibt' vs 'es gab', imperfect

Beim Arzt: word order with 'obwohl', role-play

Gesundheit: read and respond to texts

Seien Sie sicher online! Using 'Sie' in statements, questions and the imperative

Eine Online-Welt. Toll, oder? Prepositional verbs, da-compounds

Was machen sie online? Revisiting vocabulary, describing pictures

This unit consolidates known grammar with practice of modal verbs in present and past, reflexive verbs in two-verb structures, es gibt vs es gab and imperatives.(Sie, formal). Pupils also revise 'man' with verb to avoid the passive.

Media and technology: Die weite Welt

A letter at the beginning of a word to change its meaning

A group of letters added to the end of a word to change its meaning

Match the German “-los” adjective to its English meaning.

Put the words in the correct order to make a sentence using 'man'. Start with 'man'.

Man sagt, dass der Himmel braun war.  How could we translate 'man' in this sentence?

Which of these German words means 'annoying'?

Match the German imperfect tense verb forms to their English meanings.

Put the words in the correct order to make a German sentence.

Match the German subject pronoun to its English equivalent.

Fill in the blank to complete the German sentence to say 'the brown can is lying on the table' : Die braune Dose {{}} auf dem Tisch

Exit Quiz

What is a suffix?