descriptive phrase to define something without saying its exact name

preposition 'for', which is always followed by the accusative case

preposition 'from', which is always followed by the dative case

word that goes before a noun to show ownership or belonging, e.g., my, your

verb that is used with an indirect object pronoun

B2a - 1 Ich [besuche] meine Mutter.

B2a - 2 Du [gratulierst] deinem Vater.

B2a - 3 Er [antwortet] seinem Bruder.

B2a - 4 Sie [fragt] ihre Mutter.

B2a - 5 Ich [helfe] meinem Freund.

B2a - 6 Du [magst] meinen Hund.

B2b - 1 Ich besuche meine Mutter.

B2b - 2 Du gratulierst deinem Vater.

B2b - 3 Er antwortet seinem Bruder.

B2b - 4 Sie fragt ihre Mutter.

B2b - 5 Ich helfe meinem Freund.

B2b - 6 Du magst meinen Hund.

Exchange gifts: 'von' and 'für', possessive adjectives (accusative and dative)

German

This unit introduces verbs with indirect objects in familiar contexts involving family and friends. Pupils apply this in terms of exchanging gifts, and giving a range of opinions using verbs such as 'gefallen'. Word order 2 and 3 are revisited as pupils give opinions with or without 'dass'.

Family and friends: verbs with indirect objects

When you describe a word without saying the word itself, it is called {{}}.

'Das ist __________ Schwester.'. Choose the correct word for 'her'.

Which of these words is **not** an adjective?

Order the words to say: 'I am running through the forest again.'

This lesson will be removed by end of Summer Term 2025.

Exchange gifts: 'von' and 'für', possessive adjectives (accusative and dative)

Lesson outcome

This lesson will be removed by end of Summer Term 2025.