a number defining the position of something in a series, such as ‘first’, ‘second’, or ‘third’

question starting with a wh- word that has more information in the answer than yes/no

A music festival: perfect and imperfect tenses, question forming

German

What you did when on Sylt: perfect tense, telling the time: half past the hour

Where you went and where you were: 'in', 'an', 'auf', time with 'vor' and 'nach'

A music festival: perfect and imperfect, adjective endings

This unit revisits the perfect and imperfect tenses, as well as word order 1 and 3. Pupils also revisit numbers and dates, including ordinal numbers and practise telling the time more precisely as they describe and narrate past events.

Past events: perfect and imperfect tenses, adjective agreement and comparatives

Match the German ordinal numbers to the correct date format.

Order the words to make a correct yes/no question in German.

You want to ask a teacher politely: 'Can you hear it?'. Which sentence is correct?

Put the words below in the correct order to form a formal question.

How do you say 'Can you not understand it?' in German when speaking formally?

What is the correct definite article for the word 'Hose' (trousers)?

Match each German verb with its English meaning.

How do you say 'I can hear it' in German? (Use 'es' for it)

Which sentence uses the past tense (imperfect)?

Fill in the gap in the following sentence with the correct form of 'toll': 'Ich sehe einen {{}} Strand.'

How do you say 'maths was easy' in German?

A music festival: perfect and imperfect tenses, question forming

Lesson outcome