sound-symbol correspondence pronounced as in ‘er’ ('he'), and ‘wieder’ ('again')

the German past tense which translates 2 English past tenses; e.g., 'I did' and 'I have done'

the form of a verb used in the perfect tense; e.g., 'gespielt' ('played')

C2a - example: [Ich] bin schon Windsurfen gegangen.

C2a - 1 [Ich] bin noch nicht im Schluchsee geschwommen.

C2a - 2 [Er] hat schon den Wasserfall besucht.

C2a - 3 [Ich] habe Mehmet hier noch nicht getroffen.

C2a - 4 [Er] ist noch nicht durch den Wald gewandert.

C2a - 5 [Ich] habe schon das Museum Vogtsbauernhof besucht.

C2a - 6 [Er] ist noch nicht mit dem Mountainbike auf den Berg gefahren.

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

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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: prepositions, perfect tense questions

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'

Put the elements of the method used for practising vocabulary in the correct order.

In which of these words is [er] stressed?

'Er {{}} mit dem Zug gefahren.'. Write the correct missing word.

'Ich bin __________ Jahr nach Deutschland gefahren.'. Choose the correct missing word.

Order the words to say: 'We took over a hundred photos.'

Write in German: 'He is forty years old.' Write the number in full.

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

Lesson outcome