At school and at home: present tense (weak verbs) 1st and 3rd person singular
Learning outcomes
I can talk and write about what I or another person does at home and school, and can link my ideas together using 'und', 'aber' or 'oder'.
I can correctly pronounce [a], [e], [ei], [i], [w], [o], [ie] and [z].
- Year 7
At school and at home: present tense (weak verbs) 1st and 3rd person singular
Learning outcomes
I can talk and write about what I or another person does at home and school, and can link my ideas together using 'und', 'aber' or 'oder'.
I can correctly pronounce [a], [e], [ei], [i], [w], [o], [ie] and [z].
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Key learning points
- Revisit [a], [e], [ei], [i], [w], [o], [ie] and [z].
- Remove 'en' from the infinitive, add 'e' for the 1st person singular of weak verbs in German.
- Remove 'en' from the infinitive, add 't' for the 3rd person singular of weak verbs in German.
- Use 'und', 'oder' and 'aber' to link ideas and make longer sentences.
- 'Sein' is an irregular verb and does not follow a regular pattern of verb endings.
Keywords
Conjunction - a word used to link ideas together and make longer sentences
Weak verb - a verb which follows a regular pattern of changes
Common misconception
The same verb endings can be added to all verb stems.
Weak verbs (also known as regular verbs) follow a set pattern of changes to verb endings. Strong verbs (also known as irregular verbs) do not follow this pattern.
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