Romantische Straße: future tense, present tense with adverbs to express future
Learning outcomes
I can recognise and use different linguistic structures to discuss future holiday plans.
I can apply my knowledge of German sound-spelling correspondences when reading aloud and transcribing.
- Year 10
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Romantische Straße: future tense, present tense with adverbs to express future
Learning outcomes
I can recognise and use different linguistic structures to discuss future holiday plans.
I can apply my knowledge of German sound-spelling correspondences when reading aloud and transcribing.
Lesson details
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Key learning points
- Pronunciation is important for clear communication. Pay particular attention to the pronunciation of cognates.
- To form the future tense, use the present tense of werden to mean 'will/going to’ and an infinitive verb at the end.
- Use a future time phrase with the present tense to mean 'going to' or ‘-ing’, e.g., 'tomorrow I’m doing my homework'.
- 'Ich will' (from the verb 'wollen') means 'I want to', but is a false friend; 'ich werde' is 'I will'.
Keywords
Werden - auxiliary verb used with a 2nd verb in the infinitive to express the future, e.g., 'ich werde reisen'
Common misconception
'Ich will' in German means 'I will' in English.
'Ich will' (from the verb 'wollen') means 'I want to', but is a false friend. The future tense in German needs 'werden' with a 2nd verb in the infinitive.
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