task B2 A

task B2

task B2 C

task B2 E

task B2 feedback A

task B2 feedback B

task B2 feedback C

taskB2 feedback D

task B2 feedback E

an irregular verb, meaning 'to like, liking'

replaces the noun receiving the action of the verb, e.g., 'it'

B2 - A - [Du] magst Naturwissenschaften nicht, aber [ich] mag ...

B2 - B - [Ich] mag Fremdsprachen nicht, aber [du] magst Fremdsprachen.

B2 - C - [Du] magst Kunst. [Ich] mag auch Kunst.

B2 - D - [Ich] mag den Lehrer. [Du] magst den Lehrer nicht.

B2 - E - [Du] magst Deutsch. [Ich] mag Deutsch leider nicht.

B2 feedback - A - Du magst Naturwissenschaften nicht, aber ich mag ...

B2 feedback - B - Ich mag Fremdsprachen nicht, aber du magst Fremdsprachen.

B2 feedback - C - Du magst Kunst. Ich mag auch Kunst.

B2 feedback - D - Ich mag den Lehrer. Du magst den Lehrer nicht.

B2 feedback - E - Du magst Deutsch. Ich mag Deutsch leider nicht.

School subjects: singular 'mögen', object pronouns 'ihn', 'sie', 'es'

German

School subjects: 'mögen' singular persons, object pronoun plural 'sie'

Opinions about school: singular 'finden', 'ihn', 'sie', 'es', 'sie' (plural)

Opinions about school: 'finden' singular persons, object pronouns

This unit explores giving opinions, using 'mögen' and 'finden' with a range of adjectives, used here in the context of school. It analyses how to use the correct object pronoun for the gender of the noun it refers to, including how to distinguish 'the object pronoun 'sie' in singular and plural.

Opinions about school: 'mögen', 'finden' and object pronouns

Match the German words below to the correct English translations.

Which word is missing from the following sentence to ask someone about their favourite subject? 'Was ist __________ Lieblingsfach?'

Use the correct form of 'mögen' to fill in the gap in the following sentence: 'Du {{}} die Aufgabe.'

Use the correct object pronoun to complete the following sentence: 'Ich habe den Fußball. Ich mag {{}} nicht.'

How many grammatical genders for nouns are there in German?

the form of the infinitive without its ending

a verb with an irregular pattern of changes 

a verb with a stem ending in '-d' or '-t'

the form of the verb referring to 'ich' (I)

the form of the verb referring to 'du' (you)

the form of the verb referring to 'er' (he) or 'sie' (she)

What is the 2nd person singular subject pronoun?

Translate the following sentence into English: 'Er wohnt mit Freunden.'

Exit Quiz

How is [sp] pronounced?