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3rd person singular of ‘sein’, ‘is’

3rd person plural form of ‘sein’, ‘are’

B3 - 1 Die Kirchen [sind] offen. 

B3 - 2 Die Glocke [ist] laut.  

B3 - 3 Die Kugeln [sind] rot.

B3 - 4 Die Wochen [sind] kurz. 

B3 - 5 Die Idee [ist] gut. 

Christmas traditions: 'sein' 3rd person singular and plural, plurals - +(e)n

German

Christmas: definite article 'die', plurals with umlaut +e, no change -el/-en/-er

Christmas: 'Es gibt' with plurals, the song 'O Tannenbaum'

Christmas traditions: singular and plural nouns

Saying what something is like: subject pronouns 'er', 'sie', 'es' for 'it'

What you and others have and what it is like: subject pronoun 'sie' for 'they'

Numbers 1-12: plurals adding umlaut + -er

How many? Ask questions and give statements with plural nouns

This unit introduces pupils to 4 rules for forming plural nouns in German and provides opportunities for practice with the use of 'es gibt'. It will also teach pupils how to use plurals with 'sein' 3rd person plural, and 'sie' meaning 'they'. They practise sound-symbol correspondence [ü] and [ä].

Christmas: singular and plural nouns

Match the German vocabulary below to the correct English translations.

Match the verb forms below to their English meanings.

Write the correct form of the verb 'bekommen' to complete the following sentence: 'Der Weihnachtsmann {{}} die Liste.'

Which letters do most feminine nouns add in their plural form?

Translate the following sentence into German: 'The windows are green.'

Match up the forms of 'haben' to the correct English forms of 'to have'.

Match the German words below to the correct English translations.

Match up the German words below to the correct English translations.

Translate the following sentence into English: 'Es gibt viele Winter.'

Match the German verbs below to the correct English translations.

Christmas traditions: 'sein' 3rd person singular and plural, plurals - +(e)n

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