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Activities at home: build sentences from infinitive verbs, word order

German

What you do at home: present tense (weak verbs) 1st and 2nd person singular

What you do at home:  questions with 'wer', 'was', 'wo' and 'wie'

Activities at home: verb infinitives and singular persons

Life at home: building sentences, present tense singular

Narrating with nouns: singular definite articles

This unit introduces pupils to verb infinitives and the patterns for weak (regular) high frequency verbs in the 1st and 3rd persons singular. Pupils learn how to use them in familiar contexts at school and at home. They practise sound-symbol correspondences long and short [o] and [i].

Life at home: present tense (singular) weak verbs

after a verb with an ending if it is a question

Where should the subject be placed in a German sentence?

Where is an adverb usually placed in a German sentence?

Put the words in the correct order to form a statement.

Translate into German: How often do you ask?

Translate into German: I read German every day.

Which questions are open (information seeking) questions?

the form of a verb found in the dictionary

the subject of a verb, i.e. who is doing an action

a word that describes when, where or how an action happens

Match the subjects with the correct present tense verbs.

Fill the gap with the correct subject: {{}} spiele jeden Tag Tennis.

Translate into English: 'Lernst du zu Hause?'

Exit Quiz

Match the German and English: