replaces the noun doing the action of the verb, e.g., I, you, she, they

replaces the noun receiving the action of the verb, e.g., me, you, it, them

replaces the noun indirectly receiving the action of the verb, e.g., to me, to you, to it, to them

B1 -1 Clowns? Ich [habe Angst vor] ihnen.

B1 -2 Mias Mutter? Ich [mag] sie.

B1 -3 Spinnen? Ich [mag] sie.

B1 -4 Unsere Schuldirektorin? Ich [habe Angst vor] ihr. 

B1 -5 Ratten? Ich [habe Angst vor] ihnen.

B1 -6 Der Zahnarzt? Ich [mag] ihn.

B1 -7 Schlangen? Ich [habe Angst vor] ihnen.

B1 -8 Das Kind? Ich [mag] es.

Tips for a happy life: read and respond to a text

German

Future plans: 'zu' + infinitive, 'werden' + infinitive

Dreams and future goals: 'aus', 'wenn' + word order

What is important to you? Revisit subject and object pronouns

This unit revisits a range of learning from previous units, principally the future tense and tw0 verb structures, and infinitive clauses with 'zu'. Pronouns are revisited as well as word order 3 with 'wenn'.

My plans: future tense

Which of these words contains the sound [ei], as in 'frei'?

Match the noun to the correct subject pronoun.

What is the correct German word for 'her' in the following sentence? 'Ich mag {{}}.'

Put the words in the correct German order to say: 'I give it (the idea) to her.'

Match each noun to the correct German subject pronoun.

What is the subject pronoun that replaces 'mein Bruder' to say 'he'?

Put the words below in the correct order to say 'He likes your idea.'.

Which sentence uses the correct object pronoun in the sentence 'I see it.'? ('It' is referring to the market - 'Markt'.)

Which sentence means 'I don’t understand him.'?

Tips for a happy life: read and respond to a text

Lesson outcome