Rules of a game: modal verbs, 'jeder', 'jede', 'jedes', dictogloss skills
I can use strong verbs, modal verbs and 'jed-' when explaining the rules of a game, and complete a dictogloss task to reinforce my understanding and use of language.
- Year 7
Rules of a game: modal verbs, 'jeder', 'jede', 'jedes', dictogloss skills
I can use strong verbs, modal verbs and 'jed-' when explaining the rules of a game, and complete a dictogloss task to reinforce my understanding and use of language.
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Key learning points
- A strong verb has a vowel change in the verb stem of the 2nd and 3rd person singular forms.
- Modal verbs (e.g., 'können') are used with an infinitive, which is placed at the end of the sentence.
- 'Jed-' means 'every'. Use the same ending as the definite article if the noun is the subject: ‘jeder', 'jede', 'jedes’.
- When a masculine noun is the object in the sentence, use 'jeden'. The feminine and neuter forms remain unchanged.
- Dictogloss tasks help you practise language through summarising and reproducing language you have read or heard.
Keywords
Strong verb - a verb which changes its vowel in the verb stem of some of its forms
Modal verb - verb of necessity or possibility (must, can, want) used with a 2nd verb in the infinitive, which goes to the end
Jed- - determiner meaning 'every'
Common misconception
Strong verbs have a vowel change in all parts of the verb.
Strong verbs have a vowel change in the 2nd and 3rd person singular forms of the verb only (e.g., 'ich werfe', 'du wirfst', 'sie wirft').
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