replaces the person, people or thing(s) that the verb action is done to, when the action is to me, for you, to them

word that describes a verb or an adjective

A1 -1 Athlet

A1 -2 Methode

A1 -3 ethisch

A1 -4 dorthin

A1 -5 mithelfen

A1 -6 Therapie

B1 -1 Nein, Wolfgang. [Die Bücher] gehören mir.

B1 -2 [Das Bett] gefällt mir.

B1 -3 [Meine Arme] tun mir weh.

B1 -4 [Hausaufgaben] fallen mir schwer.

B1 -5 [Die Autos] gefallen dir.

B1 -6 [Laufen] tut gut.

B1 -7 [Schreiben] fällt mir leicht.

B1 -8 [Das Handy] gefällt mir nicht.

Places you like and prefer: verbs + indirect object, 'gefallen', 'mögen'

German

Like and would like: 'mögen', 'möcht-', plural rules, large numbers

School and future ambitions: plural 'mögen' and 'möcht-'

Places you like and prefer: suffix -ung, comparatives, questions

Volunteering: revisit perfect tense

Volunteering: discuss photos, word order with two-verb structures

This unit revisits a broad range of known grammar and vocabulary  and present and past tenses, as pupils learn how to use their knowledge in new contexts of personal goals, travel destinations and volunteering.

Ambitions and destinations: 'mögen', 'möcht-', past tenses

Match the German words to how you pronounce [th].

Which sentences mean 'I like the water.'?

Which sentence meaning 'I like the modern library.' uses 'gefallen' correctly?

Translate into natural English: 'Das Boot gefällt mir.'

Which of these words is a definite article?

Which sentence means 'We travel to France and Poland.'?

Write another way of saying 'das Museum gefällt mir' in German.

Translate into German: 'I am a teacher (male).'

Places you like and prefer: verbs + indirect object, 'gefallen', 'mögen'

Lesson outcome