C2 - example Die Schüler sind freundlich.

C2 - 1 Der Unterricht ist interessanter.

C2 - 2 Englisch ist schwierig.

C2 - 3 Wir machen häufiger Sport.

C2 - 4 Das Essen ist billiger.

C2 - 5 Die Schule ist sicher.

Then and now: the comparative

German

Places and people: now or then? Imperfect tense: 'war', 'hatte', 'gab'

What was it like then? Imperfect tense: 'war, hatte, gab, damals, früher'

This year and in the past: perfect tense with 'früher' and 'noch nicht'

Then and now: comparatives and plurals

This unit introduces the imperfect tense  forms war, hatte, and es gab to compare places and experience in the past and present. The comparative is also introduced, and adjective endings revisited.

Then and now: imperfect tense and comparatives

Match the German word to its correct English meaning.

Which of the below is the correct way to say 'more interesting than' in German?

How do you say 'funnier' in German? 'Funny' is 'lustig'.

Put the words in the correct order to say: 'Back then it was more exciting than today.'

Match each German word to its correct English meaning.

Which of the following sentences uses the accusative case?

Put the words in the correct order to form a sentence in German using the accusative.

Fill in the missing word in the following sentence to say 'back then': '{{}} war es wirklich kalt.'

What is the grammatical gender of 'Brunnen'? E.g., 'Sie hatte einen tiefen Brunnen.'

Then and now: the comparative

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