word that is used before a noun, a noun phrase, or a pronoun, connecting it to another word

German past tense which translates two English past tenses: e.g., 'I did' and 'I have done'

a question that can be answered with 'yes' or 'no'

C1a - example - Hallo, Mia! Hast [du] schon viel Spaß gehabt?

C1a - 1 Ist [er] durch den großen Tunnel gelaufen?

C1a - 2 Hat [er] am Abend Gitarre gespielt?

C1a - 3 Bist [du] auch auf Bäume geklettert?

C1a - 4 Hast [du] Oma ein Souvenir gekauft?

C1a - 5 Ist [er] auch im See geschwommen?

C1a - 6 Ist [er] mit dem Bus zum Deutschen Uhrenmuseum gefahren?

C1a - 7 Hast [du] auch ein bisschen Kultur erlebt?

The Black Forest: prepositions, perfect tense questions

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Where I went: singular perfect tense 'sein' vs 'haben', 'mit' + dative

Where did you go? How did you travel? Word order, manner before place

The Black Forest: singular perfect tense with 'haben' and 'sein', 'durch'

This unit introduces the German perfect tense with 'sein' for verbs of movement, practising it in contrast to the perfect tense with 'haben' in singular forms. 'Mit' is introduced with modes of transport allowing pupils to practise word order manner before place.

Past journeys: perfect tense with 'sein'

'Ich gehe heute in {{}} Wald.'. Write the correct word for 'the'.

Which of these words means 'thus, in this way'?

Order the numbers from smallest to largest.

Write in English: 'Es hat Spaß gemacht.'

Write in German: 'He bought new clothes.'

The Black Forest: prepositions, perfect tense questions

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