What is it like? Describing attributes (Part 2/2)

German

Understanding a non-fiction text (Part 1/2)

Understanding a non-fiction text (Part 2/2)

Talking about plans (Part 1/2)

Talking about plans (Part 2/2)

Wer soll was machen? (Part 1/2)

Wer soll was machen? (Part 2/2)

Was wirst du machen? (Part 1/2)

Was wirst du machen? (Part 2/2)

What is it like? Describing attributes (Part 1/2)

Tell me more:  describing in more detail (Part 1/2)

Tell me more:  describing in more detail (Part 2/2)

Year 8 Unit 5

Which is the German word for 'everywhere'?

Which of the following is an accurate noun phrase in the dative case (R3)?

Which of the following question words is most likely to generate the answer:  "Selber bauen viele Familien ihre Mehrfamilienhäuser."

Which of the following question words is most likely to generate the answer:  "Oma und Opa wohnen unten in meinem Haus."

Which of the following question words is most likely to generate the answer:  "In den sechziger oder neunziger Jahren hat man viele Mehrfamilienhäuser gebaut."

Which of the following question words is most likely to generate the answer:  "In Zehlendorf ist mein Haus."

Which of the following question words is most likely to generate the answer:  "Mehrfamilienhäuser baut man oft in Deutschland."

Which is the German word for 'profession'?

Which of the following is an accurate noun phrase in the accusative case (R2)?

Which ending should go on the adjective in this sentence?  "Das neu___ Haus ist super"

Which ending should go on the adjective in this sentence?  "Es gibt keine gefährlich___ Angriffe."

Which ending should go on the adjective in this sentence?  "Es gibt einen tief___ See."

Which ending should go on the adjective in this sentence?  "Ich habe ein klein___ Bad"

Which ending should go on the adjective in this sentence?  "Ein teur___ Computer steht bei mir."

Which ending should go on the adjective in this sentence?  "Hier ist ein toll___ Bild von dem Haus."

Exit Quiz

Which is the German word for 'nextdoor'?