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An exchange: present tense, 'haben' and 'sein', formal 'Sie' vs 'du', cases
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I can use the informal 'du' and formal 'Sie' correctly when talking to friends or adults on an exchange trip.
I can distinguish between and use 'du', 'Sie' (you) and 'sie' (they), and use two-verb structures with 'zu' plus infinitive.
I can identify the nominative case and ask about the meaning of unknown words in German so that I can add new words to my vocabulary.
I can ask how to spell a word in German and distinguish between nominative articles with 'sein' and accusative articles with other verbs, and use them in speaking and writing.
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